Sentence examples for whose rulings from inspiring English sources
It is a convenient target: a multilateral institution, based in a faraway place (Geneva), whose rulings, though based on rules that have been ratified by Congress, are uniquely binding on America.All this festering resentment came to a head so dramatically because the NGOs were extraordinarily well-organised, in large part because of the Internet.
Prop 8 was ruled later unconstitutional by two lower courts, whose rulings now stand.
"I call it rule or ruin," said Wilma Liebman, the recent NLRB chair whose rulings made Republicans apoplectic.
court, the European Court of Human Rights, whose rulings often caused mortification among rebuked governments.
Brendan Shanahan, the N.H.L.'s suspension sheriff, whose rulings invariably pleased one team but displeased the other.
He was grilled on calls he has made to abolish certain federal courts — liberal ones whose rulings he disagrees with.
A Commons Speaker with a reputation for being long-winded, whose rulings did not always go down well with MPs.
Unitary patents will be litigated by the UPC, whose rulings are legally binding across all participating countries.
He is a leading conservative constitutional theorist whose rulings would draw far more attention than those of most other judges.
As Mr Abrams points out "California's supreme court is rightly taken as a serious court whose rulings could well be adopted elsewhere".
A major sticking-point was the fear that the WTO infringes on American sovereignty, since it is the only international body whose rulings America cannot veto.
