Sentence examples for ruling set out from inspiring English sources

"Ambassador Casson explained the UK position on yesterday's court ruling set out in statements in London and Cairo yesterday, especially in light of the fact that two British nationals are involved in the case," the statement said.

The ruling set out what came to be known as the Lemon test, which requires courts to consider whether the challenged government practice has a secular purpose, whether its primary effect is to advance or inhibit religion, and whether it fosters excessive government entanglement with religion.

"Amici urge the Court not only to strike the objectionable provisions in Plaintiffs' proposed injunction, but also to issue a clear ruling setting out the limits on injunctions against online intermediaries.

This ruling sets out clearly that Uber is, in legal terms at least, a transport company.

Knowledgeable observers also keep close watch on the number of boxes of rulings set out by the public information officers at the court.

The ruling also set out the framework for the formation of the special nominating body.

Each was for an amount in excess of $10,000, and each contract included representations, and stipulations in accordance with the Act and the Secretary's rulings thereunder set out above.

In his ruling, the judge set out some basic principles.

An earlier ruling from 2012 set out that Mr Evans should only get so-called "advocacy correspondence".

But after Woods shot eighteen under par in 1997 and then fourteen under par in 2001, the ruling committee at Augusta set out to lengthen the course and make it more resistant to low scoring.

The permanent court of arbitration rejected Moscow's arguments that the assets seizure was driven by tax-collection motives, ruling that the state set out to bankrupt the oil firm in "a devious and calculated expropriation".