BLACK-AND-WHITE movies have their film noir appeal, yet it's glowing color that rules on most consumer displays these days, with one exception: the pages of e-book readers.
Wyden was one of eight senators, including two Republicans, who proposed legislation Tuesday that would force the government to declassify "significant" rulings of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a secret panel that rules on NSA requests.
And they took their case to the Lausanne, Switzerland-based Court of Arbitration for Sport, a mediator that rules on disputes among sports organizations, to appeal FIFA's ruling.
After many years in private business, he had spent the last several years as one of the union's three representatives on the board that rules on retired players' disability claims.
Still, the higher cost of doing business, licensed drivers say, fed the chaos that rules on the streets today.
The latest is Sir Anthony Mason, former chief justice of the High Court, the body that rules on constitutional matters.
One of the worst offenders has been the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the appellate court that rules on patent disputes, among many other things.
Under pressure from American producers, Mr. Bush committed himself yesterday to pursuing a case before the International Trade Commission, an independent American body that rules on trade disputes.
In global trade, the World Trade Organisation has become a widely used judicial institution that rules on alleged violations of trade agreements.
But she has appealed that decision and is awaiting a final verdict from a 12-member government commission that rules on petitions for refugee or asylum status.
However, the priest lives in a parish and still serves on the tribunal that rules on requests for marriage annulments, Father Quinn said.
