Sentence examples for ruling upset from inspiring English sources

Were the citizens and legislators who created an uproar over the Ninth Circuit's ruling upset because students might lose out on a historical reminder or a moment of "ceremonial" deism?

The Capitol-Journal reported earlier this month that Kobach's ruling upset private high school leaders in the state.

The ruling has upset organizations that provide services and legal help to victims of domestic violence.

The above qualitative analysis indicates that the severest forms of bullying reported were those involving the instrumental use of bullying tactics by supporters of the current Turkish ruling party to upset the stability and advancement of supporters of the previous ruling party, particularly in the public sector.

To avert election defeat by the Primakov-Luzhkov party, the ruling Kremlin crew upset the constitutional schedule.

Many of the Arab ruling classes were upset by this interruption of a valuable trade, which resulted in some unrest.

The obsession with price reductions can at times get in the way of more appropriate remedies, such as demanding changes to supplier contracts and relationships.China's antitrust regulators are growing more confident and seem likely to issue more rulings that will upset foreign firms.

Ever since the broadband speeds have made it possible, music fans have been illegally procuring their favorite tunes from Napster, Limewire and bitorrent sites, forcing artists and labels to explore new business models at all levels of the industry and sending seismic levels of upset through the ruling hierarchies of the music world.

That makes him a target, despite his scrupulous efforts not to upset the ruling Communist Party.

These are Morocco in the west, Jordan in the centre, and Bahrain in the east, all of whom have toyed with parliaments but ones that do nothing to upset the ruling elites.

The agreement, brokered by the Persian Gulf monarchies and backed by the United States, has faced resistance from members of the ruling party who fear it upsets the old order and from protesters and human rights groups who complain that it changes little.