Sentence examples for timely ruling from inspiring English sources

With Congress and the Bush administration at odds over the legality of eavesdropping on Americans without court warrants, the legislation could produce a timely ruling by the court on the program's constitutionality, Mr. Schumer said.

Amy Castillo's case highlights the pressing need for the 2012 iteration of VAWA to focus on essential judicial court-related services that train prosecutors and judges how to handle sensitive domestic violence cases; provide advocates for children trapped in the cycle of violence; and forge efficiencies in the system that allow for timely, consistent rulings.

Mr. Mastrosimone's play is timely, given the Supreme Court ruling last year that government can use the power of eminent domain to clear space for private development.

Timely and shared plans ruling both the transitions between hospital and intermediate care, and between intermediate and long term care may determine better patients' outcomes.

The new ruling is especially timely.

They also filed petitions with the High Court to gain access to election data, which they planned to use as evidence in their Constitutional Court case, but the High Court did not issue a ruling in a timely manner.

I just loved the idea and I felt it was timely after the gay marriage ruling.

Emergency physicians commonly encounter chest pain and other symptoms suggestive of acute coronary syndrome, which account for approximately 5%to10%0% of all visits to the emergency department. 1 2 Timely diagnosis of such patients, especially ruling in or out of acute myocardial infarction, is of paramount importance.

"It seemed timely," she says, "because of the Pope's ruling on forgiveness, which just seemed so strange".

The ruling generals in Myanmar blocked the timely delivery of humanitarian aid to storm-damaged areas in the Irrawaddy Delta, one of the world's most fertile and important rice-growing regions.

But federal officials have repeatedly failed to act on marijuana research requests in a timely manner or have denied them, according to a 2007 ruling by an administrative law judge at the Drug Enforcement Administration.