Sentence examples for ruling whether from inspiring English sources
The European Consumers' Organisation denounces "copyright shackles" on online content, and berates the European Commission for having "dallied" on ruling whether DRM is unfair.For most digital libertarians, who believe DRM stifles competition and traps consumers, that will not be enough.
Judge Elizabeth Roscoe, sitting at Hammersmith magistrates' court, has been viewing the contents of Ovenden's studio (his own paintings as well as his collection of images by Sir Peter Blake, David Bailey and the French writer Pierre Louÿs) and ruling whether each work is indecent – in which case it must be destroyed.
In the second decision, on April 3, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, sent a case challenging the "no match, no vote" law back to a Federal District Court, reversing an earlier injunction without ruling whether the law was unconstitutional.
Therefore, in this scenario the first e-value cut-off is used only for the purpose of "collecting" GO-terms, while other more stringent criteria are ruling whether transfer these terms to our sequences.
"IAC has taken no action except to seek a ruling whether it has a right to split up the company".
How might such a ruling — whether limiting or striking down race-conscious admissions at public universities — affect the application process of applicants themselves, including whites, Asians, blacks and Hispanics?
A settlement prevents the court from ruling on whether such a merger was legal under the antitrust laws.
The court said it was not ruling on whether the judge's order violated Hasan's religious rights.
Germany's embassy insists that this is misleading because the New York court is merely ruling on whether it is legal to seize assets there.
The case should have been resolved by simply ruling on whether McCain-Feingold applied to "Hillary: The Movie," or at least to nonprofit corporations like Citizens United.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the verdict and sentence in 1997, ruling that whether Mr. Panetti was competent to represent himself was not the issue.
