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Given the number of contradictory rulings by the courts, the matter is bound to end up, sooner or later, in the Supreme Court.

We abide by the rulings and Laws that cover karmic responsibilities, as it is possible to slip up even with the best of intentions.

At the Bar he was a fine judge, dexterous in argument and scrupulously fair in his rulings.

The light can be reduced by means of the iris diaphragm until the rulings stand out clearly against the background.

She has never been a judge, so she has no paper trail of rulings.

There has been a recent spate of rulings against businesses, restricting their ability to open mines and build factories.

Moreover, its market is significantly large to justify it making rulings on mergers of a global nature, just as Brussels and Washington do.

Mr West presents a judiciary that is sometimes out of step with the "sense of society" on which it regularly bases its rulings.

To be sure, mealtimes were not the only thing that predicted the outcome of the rulings.

Lord Judge, the Lord Chief Justice, recently argued that the Human Rights Act only instructs courts to "take account" of Strasbourg rulings.

To enforce its rulings, it relies on local bureaucrats over whom it has no authority.

Rulings by the inquiry were challenged in the courts several times, and eventually almost all soldiers were allowed to remain anonymous.

Competition experts said on Wednesday that the rulings highlighted Mofcom's desire to intervene in such "foreign-to-foreign" deals.

Some rulings have required Facebook to turn over user password information, other courts have thrown out similar requests.

Local newspapers had quoted one of the nine judges as saying they would "apply the spirit " of the coup-makers in making their rulings.

Another, longer-term worry is the impact that the woes of the WTO's Doha round negotiations may have on its ability to enforce rulings.

But a panel can force an indictment after two consecutive rulings by ordering a court-appointed lawyer to file one, bypassing prosecutors.

"Rulings over property ownership in divorce cases used to vary drastically between different courts, " Guo says.

They say she could be an "activist judge" who will let personal feelings and political beliefs influence her rulings.

In the United States, Massachusetts and California, by virtue of state court constitutional rulings, now allow gay marriage.

The next wave of rulings ought to sync up the law with the real world.

But the company has repeatedly won rulings in cases brought against it, including one in 2008 over discriminatory housing ads.

next month. Preliminary rulings there could affect Samsung's ability to sell products in the U. S. , its largest market.

The recent rulings show that companies affected will have to anticipate and address potential anti-trust issues that Mofcom might raise.

Ambiguities in the law are increasingly leading to lawsuits, with courts making rulings across the board.

The WTO dispute settlement system is faster, more automatic than the old GATT system. Its rulings cannot be blocked.

It must be noted, however, that Republicans fired the previous Senate parliamentarian when they found his rulings inconvenient.

Even superpowers like America and China are prepared to accept its rulings.

The decision was the latest in a series of muscular First Amendment rulings from the Roberts court.

Despite these victories, the Light lacked the means, until recently, to carry through these rulings.

Supreme Council rulings have been countered by ministerial decrees and political objections ignored.

The legal back and forth has thickened in the month of July with several preliminary rulings and fresh complaints against HTC from Apple.

In July, after numerous setbacks and rulings against it, it was finally given permission by India's supreme court to start mining.

The common law, created through rulings over the years by judges, also prohibits fraud under many conditions.

She was eager to inform her daughters about the important rulings for women performing the Haj and Umrah.

Such litigants often face laws that are ambiguous, courts that rule inconsistently and patchy enforcement of rulings.

Female education, anti-discrimination suits and equal-rights rulings made son preference seem old-fashioned and unnecessary.

Lawyers for Wal-Mart are fighting court rulings in California upholding the creation of the massive class of plaintiffs.

The illumination of the microscope is important, as too much light prevents the rulings from being easily seen.

In earlier rulings judges described the American attitude in the case as "deeply disturbing" .

But, I also know, these Supreme Court rulings on search and seizure have set clear rules.

The audience was extremely dissatisfied with the two incorrect rulings of the chief umpire.

What is the timetable for further adjustments to the cotton support programmes to make them in full compliance with the WTO rulings ?

Supreme Court rulings not allowing the use of race for making most governmental regulations have made addressing EJ issues more burdensome.

Previous "safe" rulings by the advisory committee often lead to the granting of a licence.

The court issued interim rulings siding with Mr. Alva and letting building proceed.

If the law is passed, children could face fines or even jail if they snub court rulings to physically and mentally look after their parents.

The case is one of the most complex ever brought before Geneva-based WTO, which has issued 2, 000 pages of rulings.

Rulings by the 49-member body, representing 75 diamond-producing and -trading countries, are supposed to be unanimous.

Article 158 The judgments and rulings of a people's court of second instance shall be final.

Russia is bound by treaty to honor the Strasbourg court's rulings, which in recent years have frequently come against Russia's government.

Court rulings overturning long-concluded land sales or privatisation deals have spooked local investors.

Till now, the rulings of Sharia courts in Britain could not be enforced and depended on voluntary compliance among Muslims.

Let's take our case before Judge Brown, whom we both know has delivered very fair rulings for more than a decade, in cases just like ours.

There is no public consensus, nor are there definitive rulings by the Supreme Court in all areas of speech.

The EPA hasn't issued policy rulings on these substances, and dry cleaners aren't required to say what they use.

In its end-of-term rulings on June 28th the Supreme Court neatly sidestepped this objection.

Critics, who say the gas is under priced and has helped Israel wage war on Palestinians, have won court rulings in their favour.

In fact, only a small percentage of investigations result in adverse rulings.

Similarly, the solicitor general decides whether to seek Supreme Court review of adverse appellate court rulings.

Protests by yellow-shirted "royalists" and court rulings had toppled an elected government loyal to Mr Thaksin.

The drug crystal methamphetamine may be reclassified as Class A under new drug rulings.

But until negotiations and court rulings resolve matters, much uncertainty remains.

The events themselves didnt escape controversy either, and there were many debates over official rulings and final standings.

The commission's rulings have big financial implications for private schools already hit by recession.

These court rulings influence everyday activities in schools, hospitals, workplaces, and other public places.

A flurry of pro-gay marriage rulings and votes in Iowa and New England this year has reversed a trend toward banning them. Most U.

Common-law judges have very wide powers of interpretation to apply previous judicial rulings and to interpret statutes.

But convenient court rulings helped bring down two successive pro-Thaksin governments.

Interprets laws, rulings, and regulations for corporation.

Let's put it there to create a clear constitutional standard for future legislation and Supreme Court rulings.

Will the rulings of the PCO judges still stand if their appointments were deemed illegal?

Both men realised that flowery speeches and lofty court rulings meant nothing without action.

The accompanying CD-ROM includes sample forms, policies, and IRS private letter rulings.

Since it enacted an anti-trust law last August, the Ministry of Commerce has made three important rulings.

but the north has rejected the rulings of a border commission in the oil-rich Abyei region, fearing that too much land will go to the south.

That makes rulings binding once both parties have given authority to the arbitrator.

the court's tilt toward conservative rulings.

One of the main frustrations is that Indian rulings have often been inept.

Two rulings in the United States could change how information is controlled online and in our bodies.

Content owners have sometimes had more luck with the courts, winning a series of rulings against accused pirates.

The two recent rulings in New York courts helped clear the way for more such moments on Centre Street.

Those already judged "insane" or "deformed" are also hoping to scrub unflattering rulings from their permanent records.

Jack Bauer, disregarding the rulings of the 1949 Geneva Conventions, decides that it is.

Public opinion seethes at rulings of the European Court of Human Rights.

Mr Luhaydan was notorious for rulings such as one that said it would be legal to kill the owners of TV channels broadcasting "immorality" .

A string of rulings have earned the convention a sulphurous reputation in Britain.

Federal court rulings on English-only cases have sent mixed signals to businesses.

The government can affect business opportunities through tax law, economic policies, and international trade rulings.

Foreign court rulings are notoriously difficult to enforce on the mainland, lawyers say.

The government can affect business opportunities through tax law, economic policies, and international trade rulings.

Foreign court rulings are notoriously difficult to enforce on the mainland, lawyers say.

Investors face a higher hurdle for bringing cases after recent court rulings.

Such rulings might not do much for the standing of the Express.

Following earlier rulings, the longest is now 12 hours.

On December 10th the Supreme Court issued lenient rulings in two drug cases.

Within 30 days following adoption, China must announce its intentions for implementation of the WTO's rulings, according to the USTR.

Wikipedia entries are being cited by judges in their legal rulings.

Interim rulings are issued for comment and rarely changed .

3In the past month, Egyptian courts have issued two rulings that, while restricted in scope, should ease some bothersome strictures.

3In the past month, Egyptian courts have issued two rulings that, while restricted in scope, should ease some bothersome strictures.

Either the defense or the prosecution may appeal rulings of the trial court.

Citi said that Monday's ruling was "the latest in a series of 20 court rulings in our favour" .

In America, the drugs and devices lobbies are violently opposed to a NICE-style agency that could issue mandatory rulings.

That understaffing may put dozens of its rulings at risk.

WTO judicial panels and the appellate body have issued rulings against a range of aspects of zeroing in US trade law.

Even after final rulings are made, there will doubtless be interminable hearings on how to implement them.

AS RULINGS go, Judge Vaughn Walker's verdict on August 4th in San Francisco was relentless.

Even after final rulings are made, doubtless be interminable hearings on how to implement them.

In China, the rulings of its most senior judges automatically replace existing law.

In China, the rulings of its most senior judges automatically replace existing law.

The state's sodomy laws, which in 1996 barred oral sex even between willing spouses, were struck down by court rulings in 1998 and 2003.

The Government will argue its case in court and abide by the rulings .

There is reason to hope it will. The country has a reasonable record of abiding by WTO rulings.

Guy Parker, the ASA's chief executive, says most companies comply with rulings because they don't want bad publicity.

Based on previous WTO rulings, this seems a sound conclusion.

testimony is given, procedural motions and rulings are made, and so on. Matters.

Courts handed out final rulings on more than 48, 000 cases of IPR infringement in 2010, up a third from 2009.

With the new rulings, though, tons of money can't even buy a house if you have not contributed to the capital for five years.

The bad news for them is that Argentina, alone among G20 countries, has a habit of cocking a snook at ICSID rulings.

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