Sentence examples for rulings when from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure how refs arrive at rulings when they aren't using NFL rules".

"Both produced dramatic political backlashes," wrote Professor Klarman, "even though opinion polls showed that half the country supported those rulings when they were decided".

Before the rulings, when the banning of racial considerations still seemed a possibility, colleges debated how far to test legal boundaries in their effort to maintain diverse campuses.

The Brothers' dominance of the parliament and the first constituent assembly had led them to push the limits of the law, exposing themselves to court rulings; when these decisions were handed down, the Brotherhood believed that they had been targeted unfairly.

Since its creation in 1995 big trading countries have regularly brought cases to it, and have respected its rulings when they have lost.Beyond tariffs and quotasBut another reason why there is less overt protectionism is that the practice has crept back in other guises, often to avoid running foul of WTO rules.

A three-judge panel of the 2nd US circuit court of appeals issued a five-page order, saying the city could make its arguments to toss out the rulings when its appeal of the decisions of US district judge Shira Scheindlin is heard next year.

The International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled Monday that the United States violated an earlier ruling when Texas executed a Mexican man in August for the rape and murder of two teenage girls.

She conceded she had erred by not calling for a ruling when she was on the first hole, but she misinterpreted the rule and did not want to delay play.

The Second Circuit court adopted similar reasoning used by another federal appellate court to rule that a transaction was domestic and therefore not barred by the Morrison ruling when "the purchaser incurred irrevocable liability within the United States to take and pay for a security or that the seller incurred irrevocable liability within the United States to deliver a security".

From the standpoint of striking a balance between majority rule, and reasonable guarantees of fundamental rights for minorities, it's the 5-4 ruling, when all nine votes are from unelected justices, that is really the heart of the problem.

I immediately bowed to the Constitutional Court's ruling when it rejected this proposal.