Sentence examples for ruling view from inspiring English sources

The currently ruling view of the process relies on protein - DNA interaction as the initiation step [ 1].

Concerning this point, a ruling view on the criteria for negligent and non-negligent care in Japan is useful.

Though declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in the 2003 case of Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down an antisodomy law in Texas as an invasion of privacy in a ruling viewed as a crucial victory by gay rights organizations, these types of laws still exist throughout the United States.

Zakarya wasn't sure if residents would follow the religious ruling, viewing it as a further debasement.

Turkey's old ruling elite views itself as secular, an identity that is sacrosanct and dates from the founding of modern Turkey in the 1920s by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, an army general who burned bridges with the Islamic world by changing the alphabet to Latin letters and by taking power away from the religious hierarchy.

In April 2009, a three-judge panel on the Ninth Circuit adopted the narrower view, ruling that the lawsuit as a whole should proceed.

For instance, ruling elites might view an unconventional religion as fundamentally erroneous and its doctrines as utterly misguided while nonetheless endorsing the rights of its adherents to profess it free of legal penalties.

The 2-to-1 majority on the 11th Circuit appeals court rejected that view, ruling this month that Congress has no authority under the commerce clause to impose the mandate.

But the Supreme Court decades ago took a broader view, ruling in a landmark case concerning the placement of an electronic listening device on the outside of a public telephone booth that a search could be unreasonable even without a physical intrusion into a private place.

A California judge also dismissed a suit involving the investment guide on similar grounds, but a state appellate court took a different view, ruling that it was commercial speech with verifiably false claims that are not protected by the First Amendment.

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia rejects these views, ruling that the killings were premeditated well in advance.