Ruling in a sentence

Both the opposition and the ruling party nominated politicians to take part in the discussions but the opposition rejected some of those nominated by the ruling party.

However, the altered official gazette has curiously replaced the four ruling houses with strange Bajibro and Badami ruling houses.

It was immediately clear that neither the SEC nor the law firm liked that ruling so the odds are high that the ruling will be appealed.

O'Connor, in an Oct 21 ruling, backed the families' essential argument, ruling that they qualified as "crime victims" and concluding that Boeing's deceptions cost the relatives their loved ones.

Of the 55 lawsuits, only 1 came back with a ruling for the former White House resident, and without going into much detail, the impact of that ruling was negligible at best.

As our research shows, the most danger comes when personalist ruling parties hold legislative majorities and the presidency, meaning opposition parties in the legislature can’t stop the ruling party from dominating.

Brett and Bo talk about Super Tuesday, the Supreme Court’s ruling that removing Trump from the ballot is unconstitutional, and what this ruling means for the Trump campaign moving forward.

Despite an Aug. 1 ruling by the Constitutional Court saying Atalay had the right to take his seat in parliament, lower courts have ignored the ruling and Atalay remains locked up, according to the outlet.

Even as Mr Smith looks to withdraw the documents case against Mr Trump, he would seem likely to continue to challenge Ms Cannon’s ruling on the legality of his appointment given the precedent such a ruling would create.

Friday’s ruling is the latest chapter in a long-running legal battle, though Peirce said she needed time to properly read the ruling before a decision is taken on whether to seek permission to appeal.

In a section of the ruling that drew 5-4 support from justices, the ruling also stated that prosecutors can't present evidence of official acts when charging former presidents.

In this regard, the World Court’s ruling is a significant turning point for the protection of human rights, and the body reiterated that all parties to the conflict in Gaza were bound to its ruling.

Sheboygan County District Attorney Joel Urmanski, a Republican, has appealed that ruling and earlier this week asked the state Supreme Court to take the case directly without waiting for a lower appellate ruling.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 ruling, reversed a lower court ruling dismissing a Tesla claim that it was being denied constitutional due process of law.

The PHC extension in stay order may be a spanner in the works for the ruling coalition as the court has stayed the oath-taking of additional seats allotted to the ruling coalition parties which actually was a share of PTI-Sunni Ittehad Council members.

Trump has financial levers he can use to punish liberal states who defy him, and the court decision ruling that the federal government sets immigration policy--a ruling the Biden administration pushed for--will help Trump immensely.

We have ruling after ruling that states unequivocally that the Post Gazette has violated federal labor law.

We timed segments, which we defined as instances when the Arizona Supreme Court ruling was the stated topic of discussion or when we found significant discussion of the ruling.

But in a 2-1 ruling, Guyana’s Court of Appeal granted the injunction which ordered that the results of the elections must be determined after the Court of Appeal’s ruling.

Speaking about the ruling, Rachel Jones, Senior Responsible Officer for the Stroke Review said: “We are extremely pleased that the judge’s ruling means that we can improve stroke care and outcomes for local people.