Sentence examples for ruling to back from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Toulson said the ruling to back the structure was made despite knowing "it instinctively seems wrong".

It feels that countries cannot close their markets to gambling firms from elsewhere in Europe and has a number of court rulings to back that view.

It also raises a thorny question about what would happen the justices take the case and end up deadlocked in a 4-4 tie with no lower court ruling to fall back on.

But there's no lower court ruling to fall back on in Nebraska and Oklahoma's lawsuit against Colorado in the event of a tie, and no playbook for what would happen next.

Department of Justice lawyers appealed that ruling to the Ninth Circuit, who backed up Watson's interpretation.

The court's ruling appeared to back his position that under the Constitution, the vote should be in the last month of his fifth year in office; he became president in January 2005.

Indeed, when it comes to compelling Google to respect European law it appears to take a European Court of Justice ruling to do so — such as the so-called right to be forgotten ruling back in May, which has forced Google to accept requests from private individuals wanting outdated or irrelevant information about them de-listed from its index.

When the ruling politicians seem to back the settlers, the Israeli soldiers feel less obliged to protect the Palestinian farmers.Mr Abu Awad says he is determined to fight to keep his land.

Japanese broadcaster NHK reported that 57 ruling party lawmakers failed to back the bill.

They fill the ranks of parliamentary private secretary (PPS's), the most junior rung of government but nevertheless crucial in convincing MPs to back the ruling party's policies.

Legislators and others who had opposed the ban hailed the judges' ruling and urged Trump to back down.