Sentence examples for rulings supporting from inspiring English sources

The district court agreed, citing well-established rulings supporting Hazle's claim, but allowed to stand a jury's conclusion that he deserved no compensation.

Instead of campaigning to impose unconstitutional public policies on the rest of the world -- a battle that we lost when the U.S. Supreme court upheld appellate court rulings supporting same sex marriage -- we seem to be cutting off our proverbial nose to spite our face.

If the Constitution provided for "equal protection of the laws in the fashion accepted in 1868," it would be harder to justify judicial rulings supporting gay rights -- or women's rights, for that matter -- and we would have to take more seriously Thomas Jefferson's concerns about the legitimacy of government by "the dead".

"Now all the research and the rulings support what we have known in our hearts to be true," she said.

Other said Mr. Bush should have made more of the Supreme Court ruling supporting the Boy Scouts' right to expel a gay assistant scoutmaster.

A federal judge in Pennsylvania last week also issued a nationwide injunction temporarily blocking the changes in a stinging ruling supporting a lawsuit brought by state Attorney General Josh Shapiro. .

That said, I see nothing in Counsel's ruling supporting the view that preventing discrimination against LGBT employees is anything other than compelling.

I actually do feel some empathy for people who fear that their deeply held religious convictions are being challenged by last week's Supreme Court ruling supporting gay marriage.

"The usage of the word 'Allah' is not an integral part of the faith in Christianity," Chief Judge Mohamed Apandi Ali said in the ruling, supporting the government's case.

President Dwight Eisenhower attempted to de-escalate the situation by summoning Governor Faubus to a meeting, during which the President warned the Governor not to interfere with the Supreme Court's ruling supporting desegregation.

"Today's ruling supports OSHA's position that, even in the absence of a specific rule or standard, employers are still legally responsible for providing a place of employment free of recognized hazards that are likely to cause serious injury or death".