Sentence examples for ruling referring from inspiring English sources

"The applicant was not tried by an independent and impartial tribunal," the court said in its ruling, referring to Mr. Ocalan.

In their contempt of court decision on Tuesday, the justices said they hoped Israel would not need to employ the harsh methods required to enforce that ruling, referring to the use of federal troops in Little Rock, Ark., in 1957.

Downing Street refused to comment on the court's ruling, referring inquirers to the SFO, which said in a statement: "The SFO are carefully considering the implications of the judgment and the way forward.

"There is no showing that the U.S. would be irreparably impaired by a temporary stay of the attorney general's action," Judge Jones said in his ruling, referring to the Ashcroft directive.

"Plaintiffs are entitled to a judgment that the secretary abused his discretion," judge Richard Frye of Franklin County said in his ruling, referring to Ohio secretary of state Jon Husted, a Republican who has vowed to appeal the ruling.

The ruling referred only to printed books, another technology that predates the Internet.

The ruling referred to the use, not the possession, of nuclear weapons.

Mr. Kervick testified that they were never intimate, although a recent court ruling referred to him as the "boyfriend".

A homicide ruling referred to the involvement of at least one other person in the death and was not a judgment of their conduct, officials said.

The judge's ruling referred to the findings of a June inquiry into human rights in Eritrea by the UN, which found that the government, a military dictatorship, had been responsible for crimes against humanity – including an indefinite period of national service – since assuming control in 1991.

Judge Lifland indirectly identified the Justice Department official as Alan Gershel, who served as a deputy assistant attorney general from January through October 2000, since his ruling refers to a separate filing by the Justice Department itself in which Mr. Gershel is described as "that official" who provided information for the Star-Ledger article.