Sentence examples for ruling to start from inspiring English sources

But the World Series wound up being canceled, it took a judge's ruling to start the 1995 season, and negotiators did not reach agreement until late in 1996.

It may provide a more independent-minded Congress, which could oblige Ms Fernández to start ruling in a more consensual manner.

The ruling party is sure to start bickering if it loses next weekend.Gorgeous, if assembled bit by bitWhere will all this leave the much-trumpeted Swedish model?

Apparently rattled by a threat by five backbench congressmen from the ruling Christian Democratic party to start impeachment proceedings against him, General Pinochet changed his mind.

Now he is demanding that the assembly due to choose a government to start ruling Iraq in July should also be directly elected rather than selected by caucuses chosen largely by the Americans' own Iraqi appointees.

If the worst came to the worst, the ruling party would have to start talking quickly to those independent members in the upper house whom it backed as a safeguard.

After all, Muhammad bin Abd al-Wahhab is the one who paved the road for Abdul Aziz ibn Saud, the patriarch of the family, to conquer the Arabian Peninsula and to start ruling it.

Christopher T. Dunn, a lawyer for the New York Civil Liberties Union, one of the groups representing the plaintiffs, said, "If New York City has any sense, it will use this ruling as an opportunity to start a wholesale reform of stop and frisk".

But the Florida Supreme Court ruling gave him sufficient confidence to start talking about his transition.

The ruling allows the Bush Administration to start with a clean slate and to make forest policy in a proper manner".

"Employers shouldn't be frightened of such a ruling, but they will have to start managing their staff properly," she said.