Sentence examples for ruling will be made from inspiring English sources

The final ruling will be made by officials of the National Archives within the next few weeks.

It is unclear if more sessions will be conducted, but a ruling will be made before the start of spring training.

A lawyer for Mr. Tsvangirai, Bryan Elliot, said in a phone interview Tuesday that the lawyers "have no idea when a ruling will be made".

Unless G.E. abandons the deal, a final ruling will be made at the weekly meeting of European commissioners on July 4 or July 11.

Mr. Vogel also said that on the question of property ownership, Bonn was "confident that a fair ruling will be made for former owners and investors" in the East.

A second ruling will be made on the legality of California's gay marriage ban.

Some ratepayers may be able to receive an exemption from the organics recycling program, Carroll said, adding that those rulings will be made on a case-by-case basis.

The Bank of England is seeking about £80m in costs from the liquidators, but a ruling on that will be made at a later date.

The spokesman highlighted the sectarian intentions of the attack, stating that Sunni Muslims need "protection" from the ruling Shia Alawites, who will be made to "pay the price".

His journals and other items will be made public, according to a ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court.

A final decision will be made by the spring, after a public comment period that will follow the preliminary ruling.