Sentence examples for this year ruling from inspiring English sources

Judge Griesa in New York federal court sided with the holdouts this year, ruling that the terms of Argentina's debt require it to pay them when it pays interest on the restructured bonds.

The case is now back before the Second Circuit after a second judge dismissed the suit this year, ruling that Officer Matthews "spoke as an N.Y.P.D. employee, not a citizen".

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal judge on Tuesday said farmers could harvest their genetically engineered sugar beets this year, ruling that the economic impact would be too great if the crop were to be destroyed.

The ban means she will be ineligible to compete until December 20 this year, ruling her out of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in July.

But the judge allowed the suit to proceed in March of this year, ruling that it is a navigation channel, not a flood control project.

A New York State judge yesterday overturned stricter no-fault auto insurance regulations that the Pataki administration adopted earlier this year, ruling that state insurance officials had failed to consider the impact on people injured in accidents and on the doctors who treat them.

The Supreme Court drove its inferiority home again in June of this year, ruling that older workers must show that age was the decisive factor in their firing — not merely a contributing factor, which can be enough for a race or sex claim.

Judge Berman agreed in his 2007 ruling.

Both are committed to eliminating the federal budget deficit by 2011, ruling out big spending.

Gen Pinochet came to power in a coup in 1973, ruling until 1990.

In 1997, ruling unanimously in the case of Reno v.