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Nebraska used to use the electric chair until its Supreme Court ruled in February that this was unconstitutional.

After Pineda-Moreno challenged the DEA's actions, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit ruled in January that it was all perfectly legal.

There was no hard evidence to support either side's claim, but a local court ultimately ruled in favor of the woman.

Once upon a time there was a cruel monkey king who ruled in the Himalayas.

Judges eventually ruled in the website's favor because there was no evidence to suggest the posts were not genuine.

In April, the US Court of Appeal in Washington ruled in favor of the US government in an appeal of a district court ruling.

The ancient times ruled in the feudal system, force the day then is the only a Chinese real female emperor.

In a compromise solution, the party ruled in May that it would allow the states' delegates to cast half a vote each.

Mr Justice Eady ruled in a judgment in the high court on Friday that Google was a "facilitator" and not a publisher of the content.

A judge in Uganda has ruled in favour of a petition to stop media companies from outing homosexuals.

It would be comforting to report that the same logic ruled in the rest of Asia.

They ruled in the northeastern region of the area known as "China proper" , in the Yellow River valley.

No court has yet ruled in this case in light of the new facts, and we decline to be the first to do so.

the tennis fathers ruled in her favor; the city fathers endorsed the proposal.

It has been widely Taiwan News 17 quoted sources reported that Omaha, Nebraska , the court ruled in favor of police officer Andrew.

A judge Friday ruled in favor of a nude dancing club owner charged with violating Iowa's indecent exposure law.

Once upon a time, King Brahmadatta ruled in Benares, in northern India.

Once upon a time, in a land of magic, two wizards ruled in peace.

The federal Supreme Court ruled in 1996 that any laws motivated by homophobia (or other bigotry) are unconstitutional.

A group of parents went to court, and eventually the United States Supreme Court ruled in their favor in a case entitled Engel v. Vitale.

He ruled in Coptic Christians' favor when a dispute broke out about whether to build a church or mosque on a Cairo site.

The judge ruled in her favor, obliging her husband, Mohamed, to maintain her under the law.

In the latest twist in a long battle, in November, British Columbia's court of appeal ruled in favour of the bishop.

It is as the court ruled in a recent New Jersey case.

In 2010, U. S. District Judge Jeffrey White ruled in favor of the environmental groups, saying the deregulation violated the law.

Since no one witnessed the event, a local court ruled in her favor and Peng was ordered to pay her 40, 000 yuan ($6, 255) in compensation.

Flannel shirts ruled in the 1990s, and the new century brought with it feminine dresses and skinny jeans.

The court ruled in her favor.

The ACLU took the case before a magistrate judge who ruled in favor of the Department of Justice.

Remarkably, a commercial arbitration court in Moscow ruled in Yukos's favour, telling Rosneft to repay the loan.

The ICJ ruled in 1962 that the temple itself is in Cambodia, but made no decision on the surrounding land.

Lower courts had ruled in his favour, and the Supreme Court eventually agreed that he should be given a place.

Inhabited since ancient times, the region was ruled in the medieval era by a Rajput dynasty.

Egypt's supreme court has now ruled in favour of women judges but deferred a final decision to yet another all-male panel.

A county court initially ruled in favor of the farmers but awarded them minimal damages.

From Ping Wang onwards, the Zhou kings ruled in name only, with true power lying in the hands of powerful nobles.

The tribunal ruled in her favour.

Last week the Beijing Daxing district people's court ruled in his favour.

But love has always ruled, in music, poetry, paintings, sculptor and literature.

During the first century of Islamic rule in Jerusalem , the Omayyad Dynasty ruled in the country.

Now identified as Tut's grandfather, Amenhotep III ruled in splendor some 3, 400 years ago. His mummy was buried with a wealth of goods.

The jury ruled in favour of Citi, leaving Mr Hands to renegotiate debt payments or lose the label.

At a probate ruling early last year, the judge ruled in favour of a different will from 2002, and said that Mr Chan's was a fake.

The Michigan supreme court ruled in favor of the city.

From that time on she was the one who ruled in the town.

But in June an appeals court in Ohio ruled in favour of the mandate.

One by one, state and federal courts ruled in Mr Schiavo's favour.

a European royal line that ruled in France and Spain and Naples and Sicily.

A Beijing court ruled in Baidu's favour in November but the IFPI has vowed to appeal.

After the judge ruled in favour of the book, publishers Harper Collins confirmed The Stig had been in court.

Only in 13 cases was a ball that landed out ruled "in. "

In February 2000, Judge George Greer ruled in his favour.

SAP, a German giant, ruled in business software.

Although Falwell lost on the first two claims, the jury ruled in his favor on the third.

In July the country's own Supreme Court ruled in agreement.

When Labor won federal power in 2007, the party ruled in all six states.

Kennedy ruled in April 2007 that Libya was directly responsible for the UTA 772 bombing.

The Australian High Court so ruled in 2002, when it allowed "Diamond Joe" Gutnick to file a libel suit.

However, when the commission ruled in 2002 that the village belonged to Eritrea, Addis Ababa jibbed.

Silence ruled in the assembly.

In May a judge ruled in favour of Burger King.

Chaos ruled in this school.

Duke Hsiang of Sung ruled in the Spring and Autumn Era.

1911 was a revolution in defense of traditional Chinese culture against a foreign dynasty, Manchurians who had ruled in China since 1644.

Ruled in or ruled out?

Last year, the ACCC ruled in favour of Telstra's competitors, demanding Telstra cut itscharges, thereby reducing its earnings.

Hope ruled in 2007; fears of inflation were evident last year.

The litigation demonstrates the respect the society have towards the rule of law. Various arguments could be presented and ruled in court.

Last April, Hong Kong's Court of Appeal ruled in the SFC's favor, and Mr. Li scrapped the buyout offer.