Sentence examples for ruling toward from inspiring English sources

I expect a ruling toward the end of this year.

Morales's supporters poured into the streets to celebrate the triumph, but the festive mood was partly dented by an apparent failure by the ruling Movement Toward Socialism party to retain the two-thirds control of congress needed to push through a constitutional reform lifting a two-term limit on presidential mandates.

Julia Preston (NYT) ECUADOR: TEXACO RULING -- A Manhattan federal judge says he is leaning toward ruling that an environmental lawsuit against Texaco by Ecuadorean Indians should be tried in Ecuador, as Texaco prefers, rather than in the United States.

Based on early testimony, the court appears to be exasperated by the case but leaning toward ruling on behalf of the government in order to maintain the basic integrity of financial markets.

In 1758 a friend arrived at his cave to inform him that the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting had finally taken the first big step toward abolition, ruling that those who traded in slaves would henceforth be disciplined and perhaps driven from the community.

But if nothing else, as charismatic centrist favorite Beto O'Rourke's candidacy showed in Texas—where his refusal to take PAC money was a factor in his appeal everyone will have to at least gesture toward a newfound activist rage toward the ruling class.

Progress toward a new N.F.L. labor deal slowed Friday when a federal appeals court gave the league a narrow victory, ruling that its lockout of players could continue.

As a result, the ruling class gradually tended toward a single kin group.

The Christian Association of Zhejiang warned the act has caused animosity toward the ruling party.

And a neo-Nazi party, Golden Dawn, is on the rise, exploiting the resentment and rage toward the ruling class.

And this largesse is doled out with precision; industries know who's running things, tilting their cash heavily toward the ruling party.