Sentence examples for rulings established from inspiring English sources

But it was clear that the rulings established new roadblocks for the defense.

During the 40-minute hearing in San Francisco, Judith A. Hagley, a Justice Department lawyer, said past rulings established that "the First Amendment does not protect fraud".

Further rulings established that if the spending is independent of candidates, it could not be limited.

Daniel McCool, director of the environmental studies program at the University of Utah, cautioned that the more broadly tribes seek to assert their rights, the greater the risk that the federal courts -- the Supreme Court in particular -- will trim or even eviscerate earlier rulings establishing Indian rights.

He said the ruling established a law of privacy for children from "intrusive photography".

The ruling established that a "defence of necessity" should be allowed in secrets cases generally, despite the blanket ban on disclosures imposed by the act.

The ruling established new requirements for preschool teachers, mandating that by September 2004, all 3 and 4 year olds in those schools had to have a certified preschool teacher.

Ralph G. Elliot, a lawyer for The Courant, said he was troubled by the precedent that he said the new ruling established today.

The court's ruling established baseline standards for the interception of asylum seeker vessels and for where those asylum seekers could be taken, he said.

I reiterate this crucial point: In Bush v. Gore, the court said specifically that the ruling established no precedent and applied only to the case at hand.

And though amendments to the Civil Rights Act preclude discrimination based on pregnancy, a 1995 ruling established a precedent for considering absence in the tenure decision.