Sentence examples for ruling that there was from inspiring English sources

In April 2007 a federal judge threw out the suit, ruling that there was no evidence that Mr. Sciacca and Mr. Gaba had stolen the boxes.

A judge investigating the accusations against him closed the case late last year, ruling that there was not enough evidence to charge him.

On August 1st Uganda's Constitutional Court overturned the Anti-Homosexuality Act, ruling that there was no quorum in the parliament when it passed the bill in December 2013.

A judge dismissed the case, ruling that there was not enough evidence to charge him, eliciting outcries by the victims that he was being protected by Chilean authorities.

The court backed the complaint by ruling that there was an "appearance of bias" but it was limited to the rebel side.

A criminal judge investigating the accusations against the priest, the Rev. Fernando Karadima, 80, closed the case abruptly this week, ruling that there was not enough evidence to charge him.

"The court, however, disqualifies the class at the starting gate" by ruling that there are no common issues, she wrote.

The appeals court disagreed, ruling that there were legitimate questions about whether Mr. Obus traded in SunSource stock while in possession of secret information.

When the Supreme Court struck down a ban on handguns by the District of Columbia in 2008, ruling that there is a constitutional right to keep a loaded handgun at home for self-defense, the decision was enormously controversial in the legal world.

Neighbouring Tunisia, Libya's partner in last year's Arab spring, last month refused to extradite Gaddafi's former prime minister, Al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi, ruling that there were no guarantees that he will not be tortured once back in Libya.

The Advertising Standards Authority dismissed the complaint, ruling that there are several brands of round teabags on the market and judged that the pyramid bag did allow the tea to move more freely, and therefore release more taste.