Sentence examples for rulings need from inspiring English sources

"Court rulings need to be respected".

That does not mean that the court's rulings need to be unanimous: dissent is to be expected, if not encouraged, in cases that are sufficiently difficult enough to reach a final court of appeal.

But nothing in these rulings need fundamentally upset good, responsible library practice.

In an interview last week, Mr. Kissinger said he believed that the "very complicated" issues surrounding the Pinochet rulings needed further study.

The Justice Department can argue that the appeals court ruling need not determine the outcome of its larger antitrust case against Microsoft.

However, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water said the ruling need to be "put in context".

Tuesday night, Derek Stoffel, host of CBC Radio's "As It Happens" asked Parhat's lawyer, Sabin Willett: "What's your client's reaction to this ruling?" Need I remind you that President George W. Bush is of the belief that he is allowed to declare anyone to be an "enemy combatant?" Even you?

The criteria for the Altmark ruling need further work and clarification.

But a narrow ruling needs to be written carefully to avoid anyone's seeing it as a result of partisanship.

"This ruling needs to be understood as a preventive one, to maintain the constitutional and democratic order in the future," Judge Vojtech Simicek said in issuing the ruling.

And he made plain that the exchange of information on tax rulings would need to include intensive disclosures on the practices affecting companies' tax exposure over the past decade.