Sentence examples for ruling to the effect from inspiring English sources

A ruling to the effect that government may not force citizens to do business with private entities could be useful to a libertarian legal activist precisely because there really is no sound distinction between mediated and unmediated transactions.

After considering the parties' submissions, the Trial Chamber made an oral ruling to the effect that the Chamber would sit 3 days per week, giving Milošević 4 days of consecutive rest each week (Prosecutor v. Milošević 30 September 2003).

In its Motion for Charging Order, Peach REO asked the Court for a ruling to the effect that Peach REO had the rights as a transferee in MKR's interest in the six LLCs.

The Supreme Court left intact New York court rulings to the effect that a standard provision of Argentina's bonds, the pari passu clause, put a small minority of holdout hedge funds in line to get paid ahead of the majority that accepted pennies on the dollar when Argentina "restructured" its debts.

She is expected to issue a ruling to that effect on Tuesday.

In addition to the Royer decision of the Maryland Court of Appeals, there are a number of other state court rulings to the same effect.

Furthermore, by inhibiting D3, we prevented the conversion of active T3 to inactive T4, thereby ruling out the effect of T3 depletion due to inactive D2.

This study paves the way toward controlled sensing using SWCNTs ruling out the effect of impurities.

The ECHR finally delivered a tortuous ruling in 2011, to the effect that the cross was certainly a religious symbol but it was an "essentially passive" one whose presence could not be considered a form of indoctrination.The American saga concerned a white cross (pictured) which was erected on a stretch of the Mojave desert in California to honour the dead of the first world war.

But Sonicblue could be found liable, despite that famous Supreme Court ruling of 1984 to the effect that TV viewers who tape shows are not criminals (and, by extension, neither are manufacturers of the VCRs).

Because these rulings also apply to companies, the effect has been to force governments to begin to alter, and in effect harmonise, tax laws.Sometimes the result is to hit purely local companies with the same rules as multinationals.