Sentence examples for ruling stipulated from inspiring English sources
A recent legal ruling stipulated anyone aiding immolations would be charged with murder.
The parents have now named their baby Ella, after a court ruling stipulated that "the first name Nutella, given to the child, is that of the commercial brand of a spread".
In the 1992 Casey v. Planned Parenthood case, the ruling stipulated that states could not impose an"undue burden" on abortion access.
The club then announced it would appeal against the RFU's ruling that stipulated that Welsh had not qualified for promotion because they did not have primacy of tenure at Oxford's Kassam Stadium - where they intend to play their home fixtures.
"It's a big problem in the Financial Reconstruction Law that measures for coping with subsequent losses were not stipulated," he said, adding that the ruling party would seek to put such clearly defined measures into law during the special session of Parliament that will begin on Friday.
Intel is still appealing ruling.
The ruling party hates him.
Mr. Obama rightly denounced that ruling.
Tonight the ruling class knows.
