Sentence examples for ruling to remove from inspiring English sources
Speaking at the launch of Wikimedia's transparency report, Wales attacked people who would use the "right to be forgotten" ruling to remove links to Wikipedia.
Erdoğan recently passed a midnight ruling to remove the Chamber of Engineers and Architects from all city-planning decisions.
LONDON — Protestors in the Occupy London movement have until Jan . 27to appeal against a legal ruling to remove their campsite in front of St . Pauls Cathedral, located in the heart of London's finanCathedralrict.
The Hartford Courant wrote in an editorial that "leaving the final decision to the election officials in 169 cities and towns asks for an inconsistent application of the advisory," and called for "a firm ruling to remove discretionary application and unwarranted confusion".
The lower house of the country's Congress narrowly approved a bill to that effect; the Senate is expected to do the same.A state electoral court in Brazil ordered the arrest of Google's top manager in the country after the company ignored a ruling to remove a YouTube video that allegedly libelled a mayoral candidate.
Google says it is to comply with an EU ruling to remove search results about individuals that are "irrelevant" or outdated.
Paul Kennerson, a lawyer for the swimmer whose 2004 lawsuit generated rulings to remove the seals, also suggested that the court fight was over.
With the appeals court ruling seeming to remove the most draconian result of its antitrust battles, it wants to get back to business as usual.
Despite the court ruling, he refused to remove my name from the mortgage or the deeds.
Despite a World Trade Organization ruling that seeks to remove the quota, the Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film and Television continues to shield the domestic film industry from foreign competition.
During an earlier stint on the Alabama Supreme Court, Moore was essentially forced out of office for failing to honor a federal-court ruling, in 2003, to remove the Ten Commandments from an Alabama courthouse.
