Sentence examples for specific ruling from inspiring English sources

However, it fails to cite a specific ruling directly supporting its claim, and even admits that the Prophet Muhammad asked a woman to lead her family in prayer.

Out of court, Erlinder generalises this specific ruling to the whole genocide and argues that there was no conspiracy or planning in Rwanda, and therefore no genocide.

A mistake in designating the judgment appealed from is not always fatal, so long as the intent to appeal from a specific ruling can fairly be inferred by probing the notice and the other party was not misled or prejudiced.

A de facto ban already exists in Italy (where a 1975 antiterrorism law forbids the covering of the face) and Berlusconi's party has drafted a new, more specific ruling.

It's Musk's admission that he didn't obtain pre-approval for his tweet last week that the SEC considers "clear and convincing evidence that he violated the court's final judgement," with the SEC adding in its filing that he has "not diligently attempted to comply" with that specific ruling.

In reaction to the CIA's complaint, the ACLU had sought a specific ruling barring fairness doctrine challenges by federal agencies.

An hour after the High Court of Australia's historic "non-specific" ruling on Wednesday, I was given a news story to edit about the now famous transgender person, Norrie May Welby.

An hour after the High Court of Australia's historic "non-specific" ruling on Wednesday, I was given a news story to sub-edit about the now famous transgender person, Norrie May Welby.

One concerns how to frame relations between religion and the state: should sharia remain, as before, a guiding principle for legislation, or should its specific rulings be binding?

In Montana, conservative groups tried to force voters to confront Constitutional Initiative 98, an attempt to "rein in" judges by establishing new recall elections and making it easier to remove judges for specific rulings.

With the state publishing so few determinations, concern is rising that the revenue department may be selectively publishing determinations for its own purposes, possibly generating inconsistencies among specific rulings.