ruling|rulings in English
noun
['rul·ing || 'ruːlɪŋ]
verdict, decree, something that has been determined
Use "ruling|rulings" in a sentence
1. Kay said the ruling violates the Fourteenth Amendment, and could affect landmark rulings on reproductive rights.
2. In the case of advance rulings, the time limit runs from the date the ruling was given.
3. Adjudications: as in sentences, rulings
4. Administrative acts and court’s rulings
5. Administrative acts and court's rulings
6. DEClAratory RULINGS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL Jensen M
7. I can't interfere or make any rulings.
8. The earlier ruling was Abrogated by this later ruling
9. Authority in charge of issuing advance rulings (on origin)
10. It is a touchstone for legal definitions and rulings.
11. His rulings prove to be true, right, and just.
12. In Contravention of In a manner contrary and disobedient to (a law or other ruling). ‘Police chiefs believe such rulings would not be in Contravention of human rights legislation although the club has yet to take such action.’
13. These rulings compelled the reapportionment of the great majority of state legislatures.
14. Policy Actuary in Rulings and Agreements, or; Field Actuary in Examinations
15. Credit: Wikipedia License: In geometry a Conoid is a ruled surface, whose rulings (lines) fulfill the additional conditions (1) All rulings are parallel to a plane, the directrix plane
16. In geometry a Conoid (Greek: κωνος cone and -ειδης similar) is a ruled surface, whose rulings (lines) fulfill the additional conditions (1) All rulings are parallel to a plane, the directrix plane
17. Bonded titles are an alternative to court rulings on ownership of vehicles
18. He should be ruling Norvania.
19. The ruling party is lAnguishing …
20. His ruling passion is music.
21. His ruling passion was ambition.
22. A ruling class clearly existed.
23. The ruling provoked a firestorm.
24. The judge's ruling is final.
25. Several judges in their rulings cited lapses in police investigation as the reason for acquittals.