Sentence examples for ruling to change from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Labor unions are seizing on last year's landmark Supreme Court campaign finance ruling to change how they engage in politics, developing ambitious plans to influence nonunion households in the 2012 election and counter corporate money flowing into outside conservative groups.

For now, California officials do not expect the Minnesota ruling to change their plans to try to regulate companies like Vonage and five other voice-over-Internet companies.

The trial is scheduled to start in November, and lawyers on both sides said they did not expect the venue ruling to change that.

If the potential economic gains to be seen in states like Massachusetts and Washington aren't enough of an incentive to drive them to change their policy, we can't expect this ruling to change anything.

The ruling was to change his life and galvanize the country.

Mr Leung said the protesters had "zero chance" of getting China's ruling Communist Party to change its plans for elections for the position of chief executive in 2017.

Bahrainis see Britain as complicit in the crackdown by not doing enough to influence the ruling family to change its ways.

That was not a very subtle threat that the United States Supreme Court could well add to the Florida justices' discomfort by flatly overruling them if a pro-Gore ruling seemed to change the law.

"We've been trying for so long to use control dynamics to contain Iran that we've lost sight of the fact that we actually want the Iranians — specifically the ruling elites — to change their behavior," said Col. Mark Mykleby, a retired Marine and co-author of "A National Strategic Narrative" for the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff.

A spate of mysterious after-hours grenade attacks on banks and government buildings has stoked a sense of unease over what lies ahead.Unsurprisingly, the court ruling failed to change the minds of many reds, who believe that the legal system is rigged.

"The ruling does nothing to change our plan," Mr. Wood said.