Sentence examples for the wrong ruling from inspiring English sources

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Suppose a judge in a criminal trial makes a wrong ruling against a defendant: no one would say that the defendant was partly to blame for the judge's mistake by allegedly committing the crime in the first place and putting himself in a position to need a correct ruling.

It has just been very interesting to be on the wrong side of a ruling and then the right side of a ruling within sort of 12, 15 hours".

Today the Barclay brothers, billionaire owners of the Telegraph newspaper, found themselves on the wrong end of a ruling by five supreme court judges as they continue to try to shape the island's fledgling democracy.

Note that the problem is simultaneously one of ruling in the right causes without also ruling in the wrong ones.

Though some countries, like Russia, are much more often on the wrong end of its rulings, the court has periodically angered British politicians, as in 2005 when it insisted on changes to Britain's law to give prisoners the right to vote.

The United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient released a statement Wednesday, saying that Woods did violate the rules by playing his ball from the wrong place and that the ruling to allow him to remain in the tournament was correct.

Apple felt that Cote's ruling took the wrong approach.

But in the Louisiana retirement system's view, the exchange's ruling sends the wrong message to companies on executive pay.

Sharing the €13bn across the countries where Apple products were sold and profits made would correct the wrong that is implied by the ruling.

Lord Dyson, the master of the rolls and the second most senior judge in England and Wales, said on Friday that Mrs Justice Pauffley had "reached the wrong conclusion" when deciding that the ruling, made in the family court in 2014, should stay under wraps.