Sentence examples for ruling that would from inspiring English sources

Some complainants clearly hoped for a ruling that would effectively force Germany to leave the euro.

[New York Times] Gov. Chris Christie moved to block a ruling that would require New Jersey to allow gay marriages.

Prosecutors have now concluded that there were no legal errors in the ruling that would allow an appeal.

The high court let stand a ruling that would encourage Yonkers to favor minorities over others applying for affordable housing.

The court overturned a lower court ruling that would have allowed a shareholder vote on the proposal on Wednesday.

Sex businesses won a respite yesterday from a court ruling that would have forced many of them to close.

Just a few days later Uganda's Constitutional court overturned a ruling that would have seen homosexuals face life imprisonment.

In Germany, however, Deutche Telecom is appealing a government ruling that would force it to sell unlimited service to AOL.

The State Supreme Court upheld a ruling that would free many sex offenders from parole and state prisons.

After Genentech appealed, Dr. Margaret Hamburg, the F.D.A. commissioner, affirmed the decision on Friday in a ruling that would seem, on its face, unassailable.

On Wednesday, the Justice Department appealed a federal district judge's ruling that would have required the drug to be given to girls and women of all ages.