Sentence examples for ruling that you from inspiring English sources

It could correct what amounts to legalized bribery by ruling that you may give all you wish -- but not get any material benefits in return.

Joe Godfrey, executive director of the Alabama Citizens Action Program, said the reason for the bill is that courts, over and over again, are ruling that you can't display the Ten Commandments.

That's what cellular carriers have pulled off by successfully lobbying for a recent government ruling that you cannot take the phone you paid for and switch to another provider.

"It suggests," Ms. Baker said of the ruling, "that you are responsible for understanding the ramifications of your past sexual activities and must also be responsible in current sexual activity".

That constitutional standard has been with us since the Supreme Court decided Graham v. Connor 25 years ago, effectively ruling that cops can shoot you dead as long as their sense of self-preservation is "reasonable" in the face of your perceived dangerousness.

I'm not ruling that out at all.

("I have had ruling after ruling after ruling that's been bad rulings, OK?" Trump told CNN's Jake Tapper last week). .

The Supreme Court is willing to let stand a ruling that says you can be a legal parent in one state, but another state can say that you are not.

There should be a ruling that says you cannot use a dead man to get live votes.

"We are aware of the problem of handgun violence in this country," another Trenton native, Justice Antonin Scalia, wrote recently in his landmark majority opinion for the Supreme Court, overturning a ban on handguns in Washington, D.C., and, more sweepingly, ruling that the Second Amendment means you can keep a gun in your home.

I said well you can't blame the postnatal ward I said it's a World Health Organization ruling that breastfeeding is encouraged (FG 4).