Sentence examples for rulings imposed from inspiring English sources

"That's why Ken Feinberg's rulings imposed a $500,000 cap on base salaries for most employees at the firms that received the most TARP help".

He said the ruling imposed a more demanding standard on prosecutors.

That ruling imposed a deadline of this spring for the state to address those building needs.

The blind British Paralympic dressage rider is battling to overturn a controversial ruling imposed by the International Paralympic Committee that forces her to wear a blindfold while she competes.

The European Union's second-highest court heard an appeal from Microsoft that seeks to overturn the antitrust ruling imposed in 2004.

A 1986 United States trade court ruling imposed tariffs of about 300percentt on Iranian pistachios because they had been sold below cost here.

Government officials have announced their commitment to seeking legislative repeal, with one commenting that the ruling imposed a "medieval mindset" on the nation.

Continuing the Court's long-running agenda to curtail punitive damages, the ruling imposed unprecedented limitations that reduced Exxon's penalty to the equivalent of four days' profit.

So-called "right to work" laws have helped deplete private sector union coffers in many states by restricting their ability to collect fees from all workers at unionized firms, while the Janus ruling imposes similar barriers on public sector unions.

The United States Commerce Department has issued a preliminary ruling imposing a 57percenttariffff on Hynix semiconductor imports, and Infineon Technologies of Germany is asking its government to decide on a similar penalty.

The new ruling imposes those restrictions on gene-edited crops, even though gene editing mostly involves small, precise changes to DNA — and not inserting foreign genes, as in the case of GM organisms.