Sentence examples for rulings made from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, absent jurisdictional issues, rulings made during the course of a tribunal's proceeding should not be challenged until the tribunal's proceedings have been completed.

14 Notwithstanding the general rule, counsel for Mr. Zündel argued that the two rulings made by the Tribunal constituted "special circumstances" that warranted immediate judicial review.

His action at the European court was the result of certain rulings made by the high court, which has yet to rule on his substantive action.

As Richard Rothstein, a research associate at the Economic Policy Institute and the author of "The Color of Law," explained, many of these rules cropped up in the 20th century just as court rulings made it more difficult to enact explicitly racist housing policies.

"I call it rule or ruin," said Wilma Liebman, the recent NLRB chair whose rulings made Republicans apoplectic.

The decision follows a number of stricter rulings made in French courts after pressure from Promouvoir.

Female education, anti-discrimination suits and equal-rights rulings made son preference seem old-fashioned and unnecessary.

71 and 73 pertain to the taking of exceptions to rulings made during trial in the supreme court.

The rulings at issue in these appeals are mere evidentiary rulings made during the course of a hearing.

The authors of the peer-reviewed paper looked at more than 1,000 rulings made in 2009 by eight judges.

This paper attempts to contribute to the debate concerning district court decision-making by analyzing how district courts comply with rulings made by appellate courts.