Sentence examples for ruling to end from inspiring English sources

But the justices went much further, ruling to end the burden-shifting approach entirely.

Progress was made over time but the goal of the ruling — to end school segregation — was never close to being reached.

A London borough will not enforce until after the bank holiday a high court ruling to end the seven-month occupation of Finsbury Square as an extension of the Occupy movement camp at St Paul's.

There's been a lot of conversation about the Supreme Court ruling to end affirmative action in Michigan.

Ann scrolled the social feeds and reported that a mutual friend was feeling positive for a Supreme Court ruling to end DOMA in the morning.

Last year, when the Supreme Court made it legal for same-sex couples to marry nationwide, one might have expected the ruling to end thorny questions about the legal status of their 200,000-plus children.

The cooperation aims to force the ruling Taliban to end support of Islamic terrorists, the officials said.

The protesters called on the military council now ruling Egypt to end the practice of sending civilians to military trials, to expedite legal action against former President Hosni Mubarak and his associates, and to start governing with some civilian presidential council.

The ruling appears to end a battle over the documents that lasted more than three years and comes amid a case that represents the largest legal challenge to the powers extended to the police since the Sept. 11 attack.

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct. 11 — South Sudan's former rebel movement, which signed a historic peace agreement two years ago with Sudan's ruling party to end one of Africa's longest-running wars, abruptly pulled out of the national unity government on Thursday in the gravest blow yet to the peace accord.

The notorious King Farouk of Egypt is supposed to have quipped that there would soon be only the kings of spades, clubs, diamonds and hearts — plus the British crown — and he was not the sole scion of a modern ruling family to end up identified with a casino.