give a ruling

I am not in a position at this moment to give a ruling on admissibility.

Since that is not the case, there is no need to give a ruling on question (4).

If one or more of the accused wants the restrictions lifted and others want them to stay, the court gives a ruling.

The food safety authorities are there to help us in this aim, but Parliament must also give a ruling.

I will call a meeting of the Regents and they will give a ruling about this whole matter.

An inquiry on the day following Plath's death gave a ruling of suicide.

Please could you give a ruling.

Do you know that everytime a judge has to give a ruling on an Ashcroft lawsuit, it costs taxpayers a fortune?

Parliament cannot give a ruling on voluntary termination of pregnancy, nor, indeed, on the legality of a judgment.

Words in -co and -go behave quite irregularly: "the grammarians are skeptical of any attempt at giving a ruling about this area".

After this case, once the Lords had given a ruling on a point of law, the matter was closed unless and until Parliament made a change by statute.

I ask the President to give a ruling as to whether this requires a personal statement from me and from the Member concerned, Mr Titley.

If we give a ruling, then in some circumstances a taxpayer is entitled to rely on that ruling even if it is later shown to be wrong.

The court is due next month to give a ruling on the constitutionality of the various missions abroad in which the German armed forces have participated over the past year.

In January 1990 he gave a ruling regarding LTV, a steel firm in chapter 11, that brought big private negotiations virtually to a halt.

Where there was any doubt, it was natural that the Petrine city should be appealed to, and should give a ruling which everyone should regard as authoritative.

Mr Justice MacDuff gave a ruling in October 2009 that Leigh Day should have responsibility for finalising the payments.

However, the Wodeyar kings raised a plea against this with the British Parliament who gave a ruling favour of the Wodeyars.

Mr. Clinton appealed, and in January 1996, an appeals panel gave a ruling even more unfavorable to Mr. Clinton, saying the case could go to trial.

If they are never heard again, it means that no one broke one of the laws, because if a player does, a T.D. must be called to give a ruling.

It must be convened at least one every three years, and it gives a ruling on the items on the agenda proposed by the board, and on various others issues.

The Supreme Court of India gave a ruling that the company should stop its mining operations and in accordance with that, the mining was stopped on December 31, 2005.

The United States Patent Office gave a ruling 8 October 1883, that Edison's patents were based on the prior art of William Sawyer and were invalid.

Another indication is that the European Court of Justice has just given a ruling for the first time on the directive on the freedom of access to information concerning the environment.

Will you give a ruling, Mr. Speaker, that we are not like doctors, lawyers and priests, and that we should uphold the police and support them in their duties?