I've had ruling after ruling after ruling that's been bad rulings, OK?
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He has given us ruling after ruling, negative, negative, negative.
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Even Trump's claim on Friday that Curiel has "given us ruling after ruling after ruling, negative, negative, negative" is undermined by the facts.
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"I'm not ruling it in, and I'm not ruling it out!"
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Now, we are ruling the country, we are ruling the people.
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Top figures are ruling themselves in and ruling themselves out of jobs.
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Ruling criticized and cheered Those who challenged the law called Friday's ruling disappointing.
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Wade ruling and give the Supreme Court a chance to overturn the ruling.
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Avenatti posted Otero's ruling on Twitter Friday afternoon after the ruling was filed.
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Shock ruling adds to threat of trade war escalation The ruling was a surprise.
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He has appealed the ruling twice, and the final ruling is expected sometime this month.
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And we will possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad ruling.
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Tuesday's ruling On top of that existing case patchwork, Tuesday's ruling adds a new wrinkle.
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The court will make a preliminary ruling on Friday; a final ruling may take months.
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Trump is appealing Mehta's ruling and another similar ruling by a Manhattan-based federal judge.
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Monday's ruling, issued without comment, leaves intact a federal appeals court ruling rejecting that argument.
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City of Chicago ruling, the court held that the earlier ruling applied to the states.
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But the Fifth Circuit's ruling in November went further than the initial ruling in district court.
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Budding astrology expert that you are, you already know your sign's ruling planet and ruling element.
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The Ninth Circuit's ruling gives the Trump administration five days before its ruling goes into effect.
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Even before ruling, the Supreme Court had suggested it was skeptical of the North Carolina ruling.
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A 4-4 ruling by the high court would leave in place the appeals court ruling.
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The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee said she is "not ruling in, not ruling out" such appointments.
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Today's ruling vacated the divided three-judge court ruling from October 2016 in PHH Mortgage v.
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Asked about the ruling, Ms. Rao acknowledged there were "concerns" about the impact of the ruling.
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The White House appealed, but the appeals court ruling found that the lower court's ruling was appropriate.
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Remember, the ruling, the Abood ruling which made the precedent here was made in the late &apos70s.
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The 21625-2900 ruling overturned a unanimous ruling by a three-judge panel on the same court.
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Monday's ruling in Pennsylvania is also unique because the ruling was based on state -- not federal -- laws.
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It's early to react completely to what's happening, the IAAF made their ruling, the IOC today has essentially validated that ruling, has acknowledged that if the Russian Olympic committee wants to take that ruling to the court of arbitration in sport that they will certainly recognize any ruling.
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Qualcomm disagrees with the ruling and says that it plans to appeal both the ruling and the fine.
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Speaking after the ruling, Madonsela said that the ruling had confirmed her office's role, the Mail & Guardian reported.
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If this ruling gets that far, the justices could say the ruling went too far and overturn it.
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Tuesday's ruling overturned a 2012 court ruling banning SPI from using the term "Russian" to describe its spirits.
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On Monday, in a 6-2 ruling, the Court sided with FERC and overturned the Circuit Court ruling.
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We cannot stand by and let court ruling after court ruling dictate the futures of these young people.
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Trump has been steadily critical of the ruling from Seattle and a subsequent appeals court ruling upholding it.
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After the ruling, however, the Justice Department appealed the judge's ruling to a DC-based federal appeals court.
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The ruling helped pave the way for the court's ruling in June 2015 that legalized gay marriage nationwide.
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October 19 is an exciting day: Your traditional ruling planet, Mars, will meet your modern ruling planet, Pluto.
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Opioid ruling A landmark ruling yesterday could map a path forward in the fight against the opioid crisis.
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You have two ruling planets, Pisces: Neptune is your modern ruling planet (appropriate considering your dreamy, artistic side) while Jupiter is your classical ruling planet, a symbol for your deeply philosophical and abundant nature.
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"I know a lot of people will be glad to hear this ruling today, because this ruling protects freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for everyone," Daniel McArthur said after the ruling, BBC reported.
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Construction on the projects affected by the ruling could have begun as early as Saturday, according to the ruling.
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"I think the ruling could lead to a next step," Usui said during a press conference following the ruling.
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"If the science in 2005 mandated the ruling in Roper, the science in 2017 mandates this ruling," he wrote.
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Later, in the Washington Post, Stevens argued that Scalia's ruling in Heller and a separate ruling in McDonald v.
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General elections are scheduled for April, and the ruling PML-N is widely expected to win despite Friday's ruling.
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Telecom Italia said Consob's ruling diverged significantly from established interpretation of corporate control, adding it would appeal the ruling.
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The ruling also features some of the strongest footnote game I can recall in a ruling from a Judge.
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It said the underlying ruling from which Trump was appealing was not a final ruling, warranting the appeal's dismissal.
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"Now that both trials have concluded, we intend to appeal both today's ruling and the prior ruling," Daley said.
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When she issued her final ruling Monday, Bolanos reversed her tentative ruling and denied Monsanto's request for a JNOV.
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"The greatest challenge to our party ruling for a long time and ruling fully is effective supervision," he wrote.
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The ruling effectively means the three branches of the Venezuelan government will be controlled by the ruling United Socialist Party.
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Traditionally, Jupiter was your ruling planet; since Neptune's discovery, many modern astrologers consider this to be your ruling planet, too.
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The ruling comes just days after a separate judge issued the same ruling pertaining to Kraft in his individual case.
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It took no action on the family portion of Watson's ruling — meaning that has been the policy since his ruling.
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The ruling argued that the previous STJ decision contradicted a previous ruling by Ricardo Lewandowski, another minister on the STF.
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The ruling Hindu nationalist government, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), said the court's ruling was an attack on their religion's values.
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Aries, the sign of the Ram, gets its aggressive reputation from its ruling element, fire, and its ruling planet, Mars.
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The ruling has only come to light now due to a dispute about whether the ruling should be made public.
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The ruling will not have an immediate effect on the 2010 law because the judge stayed the ruling pending appeal.
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Tigar's ruling takes precedence over Kelly's ruling because the California judge issued a nationwide block on the new asylum rule.
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The Trump administration appealed the 4th Circuit ruling to the Supreme Court, and they'll no doubt appeal today's ruling too.
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A federal appeals court made a ruling today ... essentially throwing out a lower court's ruling that allowed Zeke to play.
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Only the Supreme Court can make a ruling on this question, and even the unions would benefit from that ruling.
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In Monday's ruling, the appeals court panel said Trump's lawyers would very likely appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.
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On the ruling, Trump instead criticized the judicial process in a tweet, noting that the ruling could still be overturned.
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And you get artificialities in your economy if you start-- if you start ruling out this and ruling in that.
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Many saw Thursday's ruling as an attempt from Turkey to pre-empt or blunt a ruling from the European court.
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"We believe the judge used poor discretion in his ruling, and find the ruling reprehensible, but his ruling was legal under state law," Eric Sell, a spokesman for Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, said in an email.
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The ruling saved Samsung $399 million, previously awarded to Apple in a lower court ruling for infringing on Apple's iPhone designs.
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Ars Technica added:When contacted by Ars, the FCC declined comment on the ruling and on whether it will appeal the ruling.
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A lower court dismissed the government's case in July, and today's en banc ruling means that ruling will not be overturned.
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The Justice Department nonetheless appealed both portions of Watson's ruling, and the Ninth Circuit, on both points, sided with his ruling.
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A 4-4 ruling would deliver a victory to Texas because it would affirm a lower-court ruling upholding the law.
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By adding the opt-in requirement on top of ruling out agency fees, the Janus ruling went further than most expected.
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The ruling African National Congress (ANC) suffered its worst-ever local election results in August, widening divisions in the ruling party.
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NML Capital appealed Judge Griesa's ruling, and the matter has since been held up because the appeals court stayed the ruling.
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The ruling effectively overturns the Monday ruling from Franklin County Judge Richard Frye that the primary had to continue as scheduled.
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The ruling paves the way for the start of bankruptcy proceedings against Essar Steel, although the company could appeal the ruling.
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"We respectfully disagree with the District Court's ruling and plan to appeal immediately," McSwain said in a statement after Tuesday's ruling.
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The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it would appeal the ruling and asked Jackson to pause the ruling in the interim.
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Although the Dutch government promised compliance with the crux of the 2015 ruling, the government appealed the ruling more than once.
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But in both of those cases, you had a relatively narrow ruling, and not a landmark ruling on the fundamental constitutional principle.
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Between the lines: The ruling is not surprising given the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had issued its ruling solely on the state Constitution.
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The Georgia Supreme Court ruling overturns an earlier state Court of Appeals ruling that defended law enforcement's decision to skip the warrant.
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The big picture: The Supreme Court upheld the federal judge's ruling last week with a 5-4 vote ruling against the administration.
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Unfortunately, the consort title is not accompanied by any ruling power, though she would ostensibly have considerable influence over the ruling monarch.
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The justices, in their ruling on Monday, said that decision must be applied retroactively to inmates convicted before that ruling was issued.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling comes three weeks after a three-judge panel in Atlanta had an opposite ruling.
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"But we're currently not comfortable ruling anybody out as a suspect, or ruling anybody in as a suspect, in the Ramsey case."
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The justices could decide to block the Fifth Circuit's ruling while it hears the case, then issue a ruling upholding Act 620.
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LAWMAKERS APPLAUD MICROSOFT RULING: A handful of lawmakers applauded the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit's ruling in Microsoft's favor.
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The justices in their 4-3 ruling threw out a lower-court ruling in favor of the EU and 26 member states.
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Instead, Barr swooped in and issued the ruling in the case the AG's office had had since October, obviating the judicial ruling.
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Monday's ruling was similar to another 5-4 ruling a year ago in which Gorsuch also joined the liberals in the majority.
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But with Venus ruling love and Mars ruling desire, "this will be the steamiest day of Venus in Pisces transit," Stardust says.
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In June, a judge of the International Trade Commission issued a preliminary ruling against Comcast, with a final ruling expected at anytime.
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LEW SLAMS METLIFE COURT RULING: Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is trashing a court ruling that upended new powers granted to financial regulators.
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The ruling today by the Richmond, Va.-based Fourth Circuit mirrors a ruling last week by the San Francisco-based Ninth Circuit.
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Samsung ruling, which was recently upheld in May after Samsung sought to overturn the ruling on the basis of its evident absurdity.
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Ruling party deputy Diosdado Cabello said the decision to ignore the supreme court ruling would nullify all decisions made by the new legislature.
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"We are confident the ruling will be overturned," lawyer Song Wu-cheol told reporters after the ruling by the Seoul Central District Court.
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After the ruling, Cristina Diaz, of Pena Nieto's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, presented a bill to allow the import of medical marijuana products.
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Following Monday's Supreme Court ruling, opposition parties decided to cease talks with the ruling party on electoral reform aimed at ending their standoff.
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Oracle appealed the 2012 ruling, and a Federal Circuit Court reversed the ruling of the California judge, saying that APIs should be copyrightable.
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A vote to open debate on the ruling passed 52-47, after which the vote on the ruling itself also passed 52-47.
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Much like your sign's ruling planet, ruling element, or representative symbol, your glyph can illuminate an aspect of your sign you previously overlooked.
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In a 5-3 ruling, the court said the state court ruling was correct to treat the family's property as a single unit.
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Walter Benn Michaels mocked the notion that we would all feel better about the ruling class if the ruling class were sufficiently diverse.
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Several experts noted the ruling bloc's win was less a victory for the long-ruling LDP than a defeat for a divided opposition.
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Justice Sotomayor dissented from that ruling, too, saying that she would have simply dismissed the case without wiping out the appeals court's ruling.
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They absolutely don't want a ruling on this case before the presidential election because a ruling of any kind would be bad news.
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Should one side remain dissatisfied by a ruling, it could unilaterally adopt countervailing measures that would again be subject to an arbitration ruling.
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The baker ruling was written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, a champion of gay rights and author of the 2015 ruling legalizing gay marriage.
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Ruling party member Abdou Mbow told Reuters the law would prevent elections from being "chaotic" by ruling out candidates with no chance of winning.
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As I've said, the 7th Circuit's Hively ruling, which was, in turn, based on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's 23 ruling in Foxx v.
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A ruling that eliminates corporate liability would further limit the reach of that law, which was already narrowed by a 2013 Supreme Court ruling.
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Google flouting EU competition ruling, say rival price comparison sites An EU ruling says Google has to give "equal treatment" to rival shopping sites.
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Several experts noted the ruling bloc's win was less a victory for the conservative, long-ruling LDP than a defeat for a divided opposition.
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Of course, in the unusual circumstances of the census litigation, a ruling before June on a stay motion would effectively be a merits ruling.
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The ruling lengthens the odds on a court victory for Berlusconi as EU judges have a track record of ruling in the ECB's favor.
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The judge's ruling, moreover, was an extraordinarily one-sided decision in favor of the merger, although the legal thinking behind that ruling was controversial.
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Warren cast the the ruling as "a small, technical tweak," noting that it doesn't affect any other CFPB ruling in the past or future.
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Under the arbitration ruling, PDVSA will have to pay only $33.7 million, plus interest, for an outstanding loan to Conoco, according to the ruling.
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The city won in 2006 after a 3-3 ruling from the Colorado Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling in favor of Denver.
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A ruling in that lower court could come in the middle of this year, though the ruling is expected to be appealed either way.
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The ruling will only apply to the city of Chicago for now -- but the judge said he intends for his ruling to apply nationwide.
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Tuesday's ruling, combined with a ruling from a California judge last month, means the program could end up going beyond the March 5 date.
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For example, lawyers for the city requested and were granted a stay of the ruling, and later tried unsuccessfully to have the ruling vacated.
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The move was a rebuke of the country's ruling leftists, whom the organization accused of stifling opponents, holding political prisoners and ruling by decree.
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Last month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld that ruling, rejecting the Justice Department's effort to have Leon's ruling reversed.
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This ruling is a bit different from the other rulings so we will be looking to understand how this judge's ruling interacts with others.
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It argues that Robart's ruling is an injunction disguised as a restraining order, and since injunctions can be appealed, Robart's ruling can be too.
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A Supreme Court ruling could overturn the ruling or affirm it — either way, it would cement into place the reach of the Stored Communications Act.
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This ruling means that travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and refugees will be able to travel to the US. Read the court's ruling below.
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The ruling follows a court ruling from a U.S. bankruptcy court judge who ordered Avenatti's former firm to pay $10 million to Frank in May.
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It also meets your ruling planet Neptune and clashes with your other ruling planet, Jupiter—trust your intuition, but challenge yourself to take a risk.
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Some administration officials have cited a court ruling known as the Flores settlement, but that ruling did not require breaking up children from their families.
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"This outrageous ruling threatens health coverage for millions of Americans … This ruling must be overturned," said Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan in a statement.
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Save for Cancer and Leo (whose ruling "planets" are technically the moon and the sun), every sign's ruling planet goes retrograde from time to time.
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A spokesperson for Uber said the company is "pleased" with the judge's ruling, while a lawyer for the plaintiffs said he would appeal the ruling.
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The decision came hours after the other court ruling, which had drawn praise from the President but now takes a back seat to Tigar's ruling.
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Volkswagen said it welcomed the ruling, but the plaintiff's lawyer said he would appeal the ruling at the Federal Court of Justice, Germany's highest court.
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After the November ruling, Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party said it was strongly dissatisfied and called for Beijing to allow Li to return to Taiwan.
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How people are reacting… Canada is 'disappointed' with the ruling: Canada's government is joining Trump in criticizing the ruling that blocked construction of the pipeline.
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The unexpected ruling, which adheres to an even earlier ruling from February, is likely to lead to a relief rally amongst Spanish banks on Wednesday.
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Most obviously, he has set himself up to continue ruling (and I think "ruling" is now the right word) for the rest of his life.
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The news has divided the German ruling coalition, with the Social Democrats, ruling any such action out unless it is sanctioned by the United Nations.
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Political scientists Nour Abdul-Razzak (UChicago), Carlo Prato (Columbia), and Stephane Wolton (LSE) find that the ruling, and the DC Circuit's related ruling in SpeechNOW.
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So they're ruling on what I just read you and they don't even quote it in their ruling because you can't because it's too obvious.
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In the 83-page ruling, the court overturned a district court ruling that had upheld parts of North Carolina's massive 2013 overhaul of election law.
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But the ruling also earned criticism, especially from Jewish groups such as the World Jewish Congress, which expressed "disappointment" and "dismay" at the court's ruling.
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Indeed, the language of the ruling seemed to have been written with his own case in mind, echoing Judge Strauss's concerns in his original ruling.
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On Wednesday, a court official said the ruling would come Thursday or later, and the court would provide at least an hour notice of the ruling.
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Though Trump comes from the ruling class, he is not of the ruling class, coming in with a wholly different and more authentic set of ideas.
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The Department of Justice protested the ruling at the time, arguing that the individuals were dangerous, but stopped at declaring them enemy combatants after the ruling.
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The High Court for Cassation and Justice said Friday it would issue a ruling June 21 for Liviu Dragnea, chairman of the ruling Social Democratic Party.
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The court, with a 4-2 ruling, "quashed" a ruling by a district appeals court on the state's Mandatory Delay Law that permitted the waiting period.
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Trouble mounting for Zuma The ruling marks another blow for Zuma and the ruling African National Congress as South Africa eyes important local elections in August.
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"The court finds that ultimately it has to hear somehow from Redstone directly to make a ruling on sufficient evidence," Judge Cowan said in the ruling.
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Protesters want a clean break with the ruling elite - veterans of the war of independence against France, the ruling party and oligarchs - and sweeping democratic reforms.
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Today's ruling was made by District Judge James Robart, a Bush appointee who drew attention earlier this month after ruling against Donald Trump's controversial immigration order.
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The Trump administration appealed that ruling to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, but the Ninth Circuit hasn't issued its own ruling in the case yet.
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In December, the court ordered that the Alabama ruling be put on hold while the woman filed a formal appeal of Alabama Supreme Court's September ruling.
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A Commission spokesman said it would work diligently to implement the court's ruling so as to reduce the uncertainty created by the ruling for market participants.
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Tuesday's ruling means that the government can continue the policy while it appeals the April 8th ruling and the court considers broader issues in the case.
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"This ruling will not change things in most EU countries where we already operate under transportation law," said an Uber spokesperson in response to the ruling.
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However, if the ruling Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) retains it dominance, the election could result in a barely perceptible shift.
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The ruling is welcome news for the Trump administration after a federal judge in Hawaii issued a ruling last week halting enforcement of the ban nationwide.
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He added that Canada was disappointed that Boeing walked away from negotiations ahead of the preliminary ruling, but said discussions will continue regardless of the ruling.
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The PDP governor, Nyesom Wike, was seeking re-election and Buhari's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) was banned by a court ruling from fielding a candidate.
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The ruling may not impact the way North Carolina's map is drawn currently because the state already tweaked its district map after a lower court ruling.
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The state Supreme Court's ruling upheld a June ruling by a circuit court judge that said the process by which the bill was passed was unconstitutional.
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Brown's decision is the fifth such ruling against HHS on the issue, coming on the heels of a ruling out of Washington state earlier this week.
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The High Court ruling upholds a ruling in the Holbaek district court in May that found the girl - who was not named - guilty of attempted terrorism.
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Trump has touted Friday's ruling as a political victory, but lawmakers and legal experts from both parties have said they expect the ruling will be overturned.
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But the ruling did not strike down the law entirely, ruling instead that new procedures must be found to assist potential voters lacking the required identification.
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Texas is sure to appeal the ruling to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals — a fairly conservative circuit court that may overturn some of Wednesday's ruling.
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He cited a federal appeals court ruling last year that blocked a similar immigration order, but that ruling did not say the executive action was unconstitutional.
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The ruling did not state how many floors should be removed, and it remains unclear if and how many would be directly affected by the ruling.
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BUT – I DON'T THE RULING WAS – I'VE SAID IT BEFORE -- THE RULING JUST SEEMED SO SPECIFIC THAT WHEN YOU'RE CHALLENGING SOMETHING, YOU DON'T CHALLENGE IT ANEW.
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Despite that ruling, the Commerce Department plans to appeal the ruling and press ahead with Ms. Chen's dismissal, according to the people familiar with the case.
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A Federal District Court judge in Texas agreed, ruling all of Obamacare invalid, but postponed the effects of his ruling until the case could be appealed.
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" In its ruling, the Supreme Court court quoted Shakespeare's "King Lear" in its ruling, saying Asia Bibi appeared to have been "more sinned against than sinning.
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The ruling is of interest to Popolare Sondrio since, along with Popolare di Bari, it has not yet changed its governance rules ahead of the ruling.
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Realizing the potential of the internet, both BJP, India's ruling party, and PTI, Pakistan's ruling party, had notable social media campaigns to get them in power.
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The ruling is a preliminary injunction — it holds the status quo in place until the courts have issued a final ruling in the case Ramos v.
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An unfavorable ruling from a more conservative appeals court could force the Supreme Court's hand, and the ruling might not necessarily be favorable to reproductive rights.
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On Monday Rajasthan and the central state of Madhya Pradesh, both run by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), asked the court to reconsider its earlier ruling.
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The ruling means that Samsung is not liable for all $399 million awarded to Apple in a previous lower court ruling for infringing on Apple's iPhone design.
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Robart's ruling suspended the ban, and the rejection of the appeal means it's no longer in effect until the ruling by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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He has said repeatedly that the 2015 ruling passed "on a party-line vote," and believes that the FCC's previous 2015 ruling is essentially frivolous and unnecessary.
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So thirdly, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to put the Hawaii ruling on hold until the Ninth Circuit issues its ruling — essentially skipping a step.
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Being head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) means Abe would automatically stay on as prime minister since the ruling coalition holds a majority in parliament.
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"This is not a ruling on the merits", the ACLU tweeted, pointing out that the Supreme Court's move was just a stay and not a full ruling.
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In 1992 he was the fifth vote in a ruling that reaffirmed Roe v Wade, the Supreme Court ruling from 1973 that declared abortion a constitutional right.
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" Fox plans to challenge the ruling in court, responding that "the ruling by this private arbitrator is categorically wrong on the merits and exceeded his arbitration powers.
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India's ruling party, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), condemned the Supreme Court's ruling allowing women to enter the Sabarimala shrine on the grounds that it attacked religious values.
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The federal government will appeal the MetLife ruling, but even if it wins the ruling may open the floodgates to a wave of challenges to financial reform.
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Qualcomm on Monday asked a U.S. appeals court to pause an antitrust ruling that could drastically alter its business model while it tries to overturn the ruling.
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WARSAW, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Poland's ruling Law and Justice party would like clarity on salaries at the central bank, ruling party spokeswoman Beata Mazurek said on Wednesday.
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The committee ordered the top court to reconsider Wednesday's court ruling, which effectively nullified the legislature and brought accusations the ruling Socialist Party was creating a dictatorship.
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Obamacare ruling: The Affordable Care Act, which was ruled invalid by a federal judge in Texas this month, will remain in effect while that ruling is appealed.
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal upheld the ruling, but because the decision conflicted with a prior appellate ruling, the case went to the Florida Supreme Court.
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Since the Supreme Court ruling, which reversed a previous ruling by a lower court blocking the ban, human rights groups have come out unanimously condemning the decision.
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The ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling from a district court that blocked the ban from going into effect in 2018.
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Most of the allegations in the ruling related to a coordinated set of strikes at various Wal-Mart stores in May and June of 2013, the ruling said.
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The plaintiff in Tuesday's ruling, supported by myRight, a consumer body which also organised a group action against Volkswagen, will appeal the ruling at the BGH, myRight said.
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A bill to enforce the ruling is already working its way through the legislature, where both the ruling and major opposition parties support legalization of same-sex marriage.
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The state attorney general's office has the option to appeal the ruling, and a spokesperson told The Associated Press that the attorney general's office is reviewing the ruling.
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Canada has the option to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court but Morneau said the government had made no decisions and needs time to study the ruling.
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Officials travelling with Johnson said it would take time to digest what they called an "extraordinary" ruling, and provided no indication of when such a ruling would come.
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The ruling follows a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling to uphold a temporary nationwide freeze on Trump's ban, which is directed at seven Muslim-majority countries.
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This is important -- why this ruling doesn't mean much going forward: This ruling was written very specifically, so it's unlikely to set wide-ranging precedent in future cases.
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Some long-time allies of Bouteflika, including members of the ruling party, have expressed support for the protesters, revealing cracks within a ruling elite long seen as invincible.
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The 1997 ruling on resale price ceilings was unanimous, while a 2007 ruling on antitrust immunity was 7-1, with Justice Stephen G. Breyer writing the majority opinion.
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The full appellate court is currently considering whether his earlier ruling should apply nationwide, and he temporarily kept his ruling limited to Chicago in deference to that process.
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What put him there was a ruling by the Supreme Court, which lifted the Constitution's ironclad ban on presidential re-elections in a circuitous ruling two years ago.
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"He can make a ruling on procedural and evidentiary matters, but every ruling he makes may be appealed to the entire Senate, which may overrule him," Gerhardt said.
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It took a Supreme Court ruling to release the internees — a ruling that said it was illegal to detain citizens who are "concededly loyal" to the United States.
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That's because of the way that court ruling, made by Judge Dana Sabraw in June 2018, interacts with a 2015 ruling that prevents the government from detaining families indefinitely.
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Republican lawmakers, however, also asked the US Supreme Court to put the ruling on hold, arguing that the ruling violates a federal constitutional provision known as the Elections Clause.
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The ruling comes two days after US District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco issued a ruling preventing the administration from enforcing the policy as the case moves forward.
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If you're passionate about astrology, you've probably already read up on your sign's ruling planet, ruling element, quality, and representative symbol — but have you learned about your sign's keyword?
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Read Hale's ruling for yourself Kashiya Nwanguma, Molly Shah and Henry Brousseau attended the March 1, 2016, Louisville rally for the purpose of "peacefully protesting Trump," the ruling says.
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Zheng, 59, was appointed to the Macau post in September 2017 and is a member of the ruling Communist Party's Central Committee, the largest of China's elite ruling bodies.
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To understand the ruling Watson made Wednesday night, you have to bear in mind the differences between three types of court ruling — each one more permanent than the last.
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The Swiss Federal Tribunal (SFT) last month reversed a ruling that temporarily lifted the IAAF's testosterone regulations imposed on Semenya, effectively ruling her out of the Sept. 28-Oct.
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Officials at the time said the cancellation was an "unfortunate consequence of the judge's ruling," though advocates said the judge's ruling did not require the cancellation of these benefits.
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On Tuesday, the Swiss Federal Tribunal (SFT) reversed a ruling that temporarily lifted the IAAF's testosterone regulations imposed on her, effectively ruling her out of the Sept. 28-Oct.
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The Supreme Court decision on June 27, ruling that stringent clinic and physician regulations in Texas were unconstitutional, is widely seen as the most important abortion ruling in decades.
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Following the appeals court ruling in May, Schock's attorneys had the option of appealing the ruling to back to the 7th Court of Appeals or to the Supreme Court.
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But that ruling has yet to take effect, as the CFPB has filed for an en banc review of that ruling by the full court that is still pending.
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In early July, the two groups agreed to a 39-month transitional period with the Transitional Military Council ruling for 21 months and the opposition alliance ruling for 18.
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Kennedy wrote the court's 5-63 2015 ruling legalizing gay marriage nationally, a landmark for U.S. gay rights, and its important 2003 ruling striking down laws criminalizing gay sex.
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While the ruling doesn't directly speak to the bans the other towns that have implemented the ban, the ruling is a clear sign that their interdictions aren't legally sound.
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That expected rise was likely priced into Bitcoin's price ahead of the SEC ruling, which would explain why a negative ruling led to a plunging value for the cryptocurrency.
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Here is the full ruling: Orenstein Order ( function() {
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As Koh's ruling points out, Qualcomm once licensed its patents on industry-standard technology to rival chip makers, though the ruling does not make clear how extensive the practice was.
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This new ruling means the case will probably make its way to the Supreme Court, because it's unlikely the Republican-led Congress will update the Act to reflect the ruling.
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In a 2-1 ruling, the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit upheld a lower court ruling saying the firm must turn over eight years of accounting records.
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Following the ruling the EFF wrote: The ruling largely sidesteps the question of whether such a global order would violate foreign law or intrude on internet users' free speech rights.
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Ferguson had set with its "separate but equal" ruling in 1896, it would be an understatement to say that certain Southern states targeted by the ruling were reluctant to integrate.
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A 4-4 ruling, which appeared to be one possibility after the arguments, would deal Obama a huge defeat because it would affirm a lower-court ruling invalidating the plan.
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In Tuesday's decision, Circuit Judge Richard Clifton said arbitration was necessary in light of the Epic ruling, as well a 9th Circuit ruling from 2016 in another case against Uber.
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But Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has remained tight-lipped on the issue, firmly ruling out any discussion this time around on constitutional changes regarding the viability of potential empresses.
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Judge Arthur J. Schwab dismissed the three claims against Cosby, ruling that the statements "do not support a claim for defamation as defined by Pennsylvania law," according to the ruling.
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Bercow said his ruling, based on a convention dating back to 1604, did not prevent the government reshaping its proposition, or securing a vote in parliament to override his ruling.
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The ruling came after a separate court, the Richmond, Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, on May 25 upheld a Maryland judge's ruling blocking parts of the order.
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On Monday, China's Commerce Ministry will issue its first ruling on a months-long investigation into raw and refined sugar imports, having already proposed hefty tariffs in a draft ruling.
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In a December 3 ruling, the tribunal split the baby, essentially ruling that Civic Platform would keep three of the contested seats while PiS would be able to choose two.
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The ACCC said that its decision not to grant the banks the interim ruling was not indicative of whether the full ruling, expected in October, would be successful or not.
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That case, along with rape accusations against a ruling party lawmaker in the state of Uttar Pradesh, has put pressure on Modi's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP.
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The 9th Circuit's ruling conflicts with an earlier ruling rejecting such legal protections in the 3rd Circuit, meaning the issue is likely to be ultimately resolved by the Supreme Court.
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Sports Briefing A ruling on Maria Sharapova's appeal of her two-year doping ban has been postponed until September, ruling her definitively out of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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The judge thoroughly shamed the CDC in his opinion, reinstated the 2011 decree, and sent the case back to the district court to make a ruling consistent with his ruling.
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The ruling arrived this week via the 3rd U.S. City Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, running counter to a past lower court ruling that had come out in Amazon's favor.
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In a brief four-page unsigned ruling, the high court sent the case back to lower courts, saying the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit's October 2014 ruling was incorrect.
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Through the ruling will have a political ripple effect, it will not yet have any practical effect, because the judge stayed the ruling and it is certain to be appealed.
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But a Supreme Court ruling in Stephens' favor would set that precedent at the highest level of our nation's judiciary, establishing a landmark ruling for the transgender civil rights movement.
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It was the third ruling in recent years in which the court has resolved major cases on how criminal law applies to new technology, each time ruling against law enforcement.
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In the short term, Wednesday night's ruling is very good news for the 300,000 TPS holders affected by the ruling — and for the US-citizen children many of them have.
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Any ruling by Hollander almost certainly would not be the final word on the matter, as the Trump administration would likely appeal any ruling against the appointment to a higher court.
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Facebook's appeal against that ruling now looks to have failed — with the appeals court strengthening the original ruling by saying it must removal both the original post and any verbatim repostings.
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A federal judge in Washington state is also in the process of evaluating challenges to the new travel ban, but may defer ruling in light of the nationwide ruling in Hawaii.
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For Justice Alito, this deference to the district court's ruling looks more like "diffidence"—and is inconsistent with the Supreme Court's 2001 ruling upholding a gerrymander of the very same district.
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Perhaps equally, if not more, you'll hear ambivalence or outright opposition to the ruling -- and not solely from white residents, but from the very black residents the ruling purports to protect.
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" Justice Department spokesperson Lauren Ehrsam told BuzzFeed News, "We disagree with the Court's ruling and are seeking to stay the Defense Department's obligations under that ruling as we evaluate next steps.
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Supporters of the tribunal's decision then went commando, self-publishing the ruling on Facebook and literally projecting sections of the ruling onto the edifice of the Office of the Prime Minister.
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Shares hit a more than three-week high last week after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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"The short period of time covered by both the SFO ruling and the FCA ruling seems to imply very limited opportunity for these cases to extract large compensation," said Bernstein's Monteyne.
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Sabraw noted in the ruling that the Trump administration is still free to prosecute illegal border crossers, but that the ruling seeks to preserve the constitutional rights of families in custody.
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"We will possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad ruling and then we'll end up in the Supreme Court," where Trump claimed the White House would win.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling follows a similar ruling from the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in May, both maintaining that the ban targets a specific religion.
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Cruz's contentions were that: The Court agreed with him on both counts, ruling 25-24 that the ICJ ruling was not binding and Texas could execute Medellín if it so chose.
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal upheld the ruling, but because the decision was in direct conflict with another appeals court ruling, the case is headed to the Florida Supreme Court.
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The judge had not ordered the president to unblock them as part of the ruling, instead leaving it up to the White House to decide how to respond to her ruling.
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The court's ruling on the travel ban only applies for the period of time between now and when the justices make a final ruling, which might not come until late fall.
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That ruling was expected two weeks ago but, like another expected ruling from the tribunal on the constitutionality of the new court laws, it was postponed until after Mr. Trump's visit.
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"The Judge acknowledged that this procedural ruling about document production is based on limited information, and is not a ruling on the validity of Microsoft's historical tax arrangements," the company said.
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The ruling 5-Star Movement opposes signing off on the reform until plans for a wider European banking union became clearer, while the co-ruling Democratic Party (PD) supports the plan.
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And GOP secretary of state Jay Ashcroft told reporters the ruling created "mass confusion" because it's local authorities -- rather than the state, which the judge's ruling addressed -- that enforce the law.
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The ruling from Leinenweber, an appointee of former President Reagan, currently only applies to Chicago, though the judge reportedly said he intends for the ruling to be applied across the country.
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"It's always been Eritrea's position that the commission's ruling is the commission's ruling," said Bronwyn Bruton, deputy director of the Africa Center at the Atlantic Council, a Washington-based research group.
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But it means this ruling (like the rulings against Trump's efforts to end DACA) doesn't point to a final ruling that forces the Trump administration to let TPS holders stay indefinitely.
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But it is possible that a split in the appellate courts — some ruling to block the bans, some ruling to uphold them — could force the Court to take up the issue .
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" "Saturday's ruling does not undercut the President's executive order.
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District court ruling upholding opana er intellectual property * u.s.
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Last week's ruling validated that principle — and that's important.
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Board of Education ruling — and to finish the carving.
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MONDAY • A ruling in the opioid lawsuit is expected.
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The talks follows this week's landmark Johnson & Johnson ruling.
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" The snowflake becomes the ruling metaphor of "Rusty Brown.
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" Monday's ruling, she added, was "an absolutely enormous victory.
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Trump's attorney Cohen has secured a private arbitration ruling preventing Daniels from speaking out further, but since the arbitration ruling took place without Daniels or her lawyer present, and was not brought on behalf of Trump but on the part of Cohen's shell company, Daniels and her attorney argue the arbitration ruling must be reversed.
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Affirmative action fast facts Narrow ruling, but roadmap "Today's ruling comes as something of a surprise," said Steve Vladeck, CNN contributor and professor of law at American University Washington College of Law.
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"SELF-RELIANCE" GROUP The court ruling has been criticized by a nationalist group that has links to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and favors non-GM technologies and "India first" economic policies.
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In a 2-1 ruling, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a lower court ruling saying the firm must turn over eight years of accounting records.
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"It's a 7–2 ruling — that is a broad ruling," said Kristen Waggoner, a top lawyer for the group Alliance Defending Freedom, who argued on behalf of Phillips at the Supreme Court.
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The role of Rosneft in helping to prosecute the case has led some in Russia's ruling elite to view it as part of a battle between powerful clans within the ruling elite.
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In the Court of Appeal for Ontario ruling published on Thursday, Justice Paul Rouleau dismissed claims against Trump and two associates for misrepresentation and breach of a ruling by a securities regulator.
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With legal experts expecting the ruling to go Manila's way, at least in part, U.S. and other regional naval officials are bracing for tension in the weeks and months after the ruling.
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They don't expect the police to crack down as hard on them, they try to create linkages with ruling parties or parts of ruling parties, and overall encourages greater levels of mobilization.
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The moon clashes with your ruling planet Mars and meets your other ruling planet Pluto, urging you to listen to your intuition and not to ignore the signs and messages around you.
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Prosecutors will leave New York with a new ruling in place that strikes down the legal reasoning behind the government's unlocking request, and there's now no prospect that ruling will be overturned.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States largely won a World Trade Organization ruling on Thursday that China had failed to comply with an earlier ruling against its punitive tariffs on U.S. broiler chickens.
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That ruling faces a legal challenge from a debt collection trade group and other companies who argue that the ruling is too broad and prevents them from making legitimate calls to consumers.
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The ruling was also made by a high-level court, which means that if the plaintiffs want to appeal the ruling, they'd have to petition the Supreme Court to take the case.
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A federal judge's ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional was met with skepticism on Sunday from a bipartisan group of senators, who expressed doubt that the ruling will be upheld.
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Hogen is following the Supreme Court action, but while a favorable ruling for the state might help him, he said, he knows a single court ruling cannot reverse the e-commerce trend.
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The state had challenged the court of appeals' ruling, arguing that it "subverted the constitutional authority of a duly-elected legislature to fix punishments for criminal offenses" by ruling the sentence unconstitutional.
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A lawyer for Michigan Gun Owners said he was shocked by the ruling and he thought the majority justices fit the ruling to match their opinions that firearms don't belong in school.
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Administration officials had in a filing on Wednesday requested the stay while they appeal Gilliam's ruling, asking that the judge either immediately reject their request or make a ruling by June 5.
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GOP lawmakers have warned of "unmitigated chaos" and "irreparable voter confusion" in North Carolina after the court's ruling Monday, saying they will appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn the federal ruling.
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The new ruling could throw into disarray Senate elections due on March 3, with opposition figures saying it invalidates candidates from the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) nominated by Sharif.
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Mr. Stegeman said the government appealed the decision but lost again, appealed that ruling and lost again, and only on its third try won a ruling that it could deport the Tamrazyans.
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"US officials had expected a ruling on the Iranian claim from the tribunal any time, and feared a ruling that would have made the interest payments much higher," Lee and Klapper write.
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The panel in its same ruling denied requests by the plaintiffs to expedite the administration's pending appeal of the lower-court ruling case and to hold oral arguments no later than March.
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The ruling by Judge Natascha Maculan Adum Dazzi of the Rio de Janeiro-state Justice Tribunal reversed the injunction she granted Tuesday, according to a copy of the ruling provided by ThyssenKrupp.
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The justices were unanimous in deciding against ruling in the Maryland case, although one of the liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, noted that she would not have wiped out the appeals court ruling.
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If I was there, I'd certainly be considering taking that action right now, in the view of this judge's ruling, notwithstanding the fact that I might be worried about some of the precedent that a bad ruling sets; although it's a ruling in one district, so it's not going to have a big impact on the agency's prerogatives.
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Go deeper: Trump's unexpected 1st Amendment legacy Editor's note: This post has been corrected to show that the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruling aligns with an earlier ruling by 4th Circuit Court of Appeals on whether public officials could block critics from social media accounts (the 2nd Circuit did not uphold the 4th Circuit's ruling).
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The ruling by U.S. District Judge John Mendez follows his ruling last week, as Fox News previously reported, that found California was within its rights to pass two of the three sanctuary laws.
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The ruling comes soon after another major gay-rights ruling in 2017, thereby giving momentum to the argument that anti-gay discrimination is prohibited even without a federal law that explicitly says so.
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The 10th Circuit ruling conflicted with a prior ruling by the Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a different case, which found that it is subject to the time limit.
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Mr. Hawit, who was arrested last month, was president of Concacaf, soccer's ruling body for North America, Central America and the Caribbean, and a vice president of FIFA, the sport's global ruling body.
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While the ruling still stands, there is potential for the order to be amended, as Salvant has given the teen's defense team two weeks to make and argument refuting his ruling, CNN reports.
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The moves were triggered by an ICJ ruling that Washington must ensure its sanctions don't hit humanitarian aid or civil aviation safety for Iran — a ruling that is binding but cannot be enforced.
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The court ruling, initially spotted by Reuters, said that that Apple didn't infringe on one of the university's patents, overturning a prior ruling in the university's favor that had fined Apple $234 million.
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The proposed ruling never came to be and although the FDA did eventually set asbestos limits on talc used in drugs, it never issued a similar ruling for cosmetic talc, according to Reuters.
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The Brown ruling and the Supreme Court's 19753 ruling in a follow-up case known as Brown II determined that it was up to the states to figure out how they would integrate.
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Since Massachusetts v EPA, a Supreme Court ruling issued in 2007, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been legally required to regulate carbon-dioxide emissions, which the ruling classified as a dangerous pollutant.
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"This is another predictable, baseless ruling by a judge who state officials handpicked to deliver a ruling against transgender people," said National Center for Transgender Equality's Executive Director Mara Keisling in a statement.
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The ruling conflicted with a different appellate court ruling -- in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals -- from March that found that Title VII does not bar claims of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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"Gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts," said Kennedy, who has been the author of every Supreme Court gay rights ruling since 1996, including the decisive 5-4 ruling in Obergefell v.
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Instead, the justices issued a short, unsigned opinion ruling that the lower court hadn't abused its discretion by refusing to grant a preliminary injunction, especially while the court mulled a ruling in Gill.
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Judge Wendy Beetlestone's ruling follows a similar California district court ruling on Sunday, but the latter only applies in the coalition of 13 states, plus the District of Columbia, that brought the lawsuit.
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Sri Lankan shares hit a more than three-month high last month after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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But there were other signs that the oral ruling and the 23-page transcript of the ruling that Efrón presented to the firm were not sufficient for releasing the accounts, Delgado-Hernández wrote.
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Defense: Ruling has 'very troubling implications' Carter attorney Daniel Marx said in a statement he was disappointed in the ruling, which he claims hinges on a narrative that is not supported by evidence.
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The mother challenged the ruling to the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, which upheld the decision, ruling that the mother put her own interests over the best interests of her children.
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As a vocal member of the ruling PiS Party, Gliński has been in the news lately for attempting to draw cultural institutions into the orbit of the ruling-party's far-right, nationalist ideology.
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In Monday's ruling in Norman, Oklahoma, Judge Thad Balkman provided his answer, ruling against Johnson & Johnson, and ordered the company to pay the state $572 million to help the state prepare abatement programs.
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The leader of the ruling 5-Star Movement, Luigi Di Maio, repeated on Saturday that Autostrade should be stripped of its concession, apparently ruling out any room for more talks with the company.
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However, if the UAE court maintained the injunction, the judge said he could go straight to a ruling in the case without the participation of Dana Gas, basing his ruling on written submissions.
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We could even have a ruling by Chief Justice John Roberts, who will preside over the Senate trial, and his ruling could say, yes he owes his testimony, regardless of executive privilege claims.
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"Today's ruling is a vindication of all those women who have fought tirelessly to ensure that we never again have to go through what I did in 2013," Ewart said following the ruling.
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A recent ruling by Croatia's Supreme Court means these borrowers can individually sue banks for compensation, although the lenders are trying to reverse that ruling in the Croatian Constitutional Court and EU courts.
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"It would've been very good to have a 5-4 ruling on that case, and if Scalia had been there, it probably would've been a 5-4 ruling" against the unions, Grassley said.
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Leinenweber previously issued a ruling temporarily blocking immigration-related conditions that the administration had imposed on federal law enforcement grants in an effort to penalize sanctuary cities, a ruling an appellate court upheld.
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The ruling follows a 2014 "right to be forgotten" ruling in Europe that grants European citizens the right to ask search engines to remove sensitive or outdated information from listings about their past.
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And the Ninth Circuit's ruling Wednesday, refusing to reconsider its February ruling with a bigger panel of judges, isn't a sign that the Trump administration is likely to have better luck this time.
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CMS was referring to a February ruling from a federal court in New Mexico that invalidated the risk adjustment formula, and a January ruling from a federal court in Massachusetts that upheld it.
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In his ruling, which was issued just before 5 p.m.
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The ruling on Monday leaves Belgium in an awkward position.
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Several of the companies have connections to the ruling elite.
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The vote has also deeply divided the ruling Conservative Party.
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On Wednesday, the court declined to review the second ruling.
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Mr. Koch funds groups that could benefit from the ruling.
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Phillips appealed the decision, but state courts upheld the ruling.
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SPD is a junior coalition partner in Merkel's ruling alliance.
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Here are the documents from Judge Derrick Watson's latest ruling:
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I'm throwing shade on the ruling authority: the Convict Code.
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Shockingly, Goodell was unmoved by arguments undercutting his prior ruling.
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His request for a stay on the ruling was denied.
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He gained the presidency after a US Supreme Court ruling.
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The bank and the Justice Department have opposed the ruling.
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Kesha's legal team appealed the ruling, but it was upheld.
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The ruling is currently being examined by the Supreme Court.
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Venus clashes with your ruling planet Saturn, creating tension today.
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Mitsubishi was not immediately available for comment after the ruling.
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They are awaiting a judge's final ruling on that case.
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Can you even name the ruling bodies of the EU?
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CNBC takes a look at the hermit state's ruling dynasty.
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Each successive ruling seemed to infuriate journalists and liberals more.
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That deal was blocked in a court ruling last month.
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Anthem issued a statement saying it would appeal the ruling.
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WATCH: Judge James Robart ruling in State of Washington vs.
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He applauded the judge's ruling in a tweet late Friday.
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The ruling, she argues, has greater political than legal significance.
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The Justice Department had no immediate comment on the ruling.
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The Supreme Court ruling came several years after the birth.
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Wade ruling that affirmed a woman's right to an abortion.
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In his ruling, Messitte embraced a broad definition of emoluments.
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Wade ruling that established a woman's right to an abortion.
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" Becerra called the Supreme Court&aposs June 26 ruling "unfortunate.
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The judge plans to issue a ruling by June 12.
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Most notably, he wrote the 2015 ruling on Obergefell v.
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The ruling could be appealed to the state's Supreme Court.
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The question will be how broad the ruling will be.
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Mugabe has been endorsed as the ruling party's presidential candidate.
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And so, this goes against the ninth circuit court ruling.
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Wade ruling, which established a woman's right to an abortion.
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In short, women are ruling the box office this summer.
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That's the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion nationwide.
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He said his ruling would be binding on immigration judges.
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Dan, how do you read the ruling, victory or setback?
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Last month, a federal appeals court panel upheld the ruling.
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Britain's ruling Conservative party does not sit with the EPP.
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Three weeks after the arbitrator's decision, WADA appealed the ruling.
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Gordon can appeal the judge's ruling, Ware said by email.
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He dissented in the court's landmark ruling in Massachusetts v.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday threw out that ruling.
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This is the first ruling on Trump's travel ban 2.0.
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The justices did not issue a ruling on that matter.
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There is no further appeal to the constitutional court's ruling.
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The dismissal triggered $59.96 million in severance, the ruling said.
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In 2015, the US Supreme Court's ruling in Rodriguez v.
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Replay ruling aids Predators in win over Canucks NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Immigration advocates are concerned with the ruling for two reasons.
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Apple has said that it is appealing the Beijing ruling.
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However, the administration could appeal the ruling, so stay tuned.
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The pregnancy centers appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court.
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Immigration judges often grant asylum with a simple, spoken ruling.
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The police, especially, are thought to favour the ruling party.
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"The ruling ... cannot be allowed to stand," his statement read.
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This ruling from Maryland's Court of Appeals reverses that decision.
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Deliveroo, meanwhile, described the ruling as a "victory for riders".
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Biogen shares rose nearly 24% to $350 after the ruling.
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IRAQ'S ruling elite has survived Kurdish separatism and Sunni jihadism.
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In the meantime, the Supreme Court's ruling will be law.
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Still, the limited ruling was praised by voting rights advocates.
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Monday's ruling was expressly limited and left the future foggy.
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The recent ruling doesn't put California in the clear yet.
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Biogen's Tecfidera exclusivity is secured through 2028 under the ruling.
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The Department of Justice declined to comment on the ruling.
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A ruling in the first one is expected Sept. 28.
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Your ruling planet Venus is almost done with its retrograde!
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In a statement today the Justice Department welcomed the ruling.
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Both lawyers declined to provide a statement on the ruling.
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That 1977 ruling appears in real danger of being overturned.
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No further appeal is possible after Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling.
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Your ruling planet Jupiter enters fellow Water sign Scorpio today!
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The favorable early ruling drew praise from Google on Sunday.
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Protests since the latest ruling have been muted so far.
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Ford, in response, reportedly showed no emotion at the ruling.
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She's too busy ruling the world to attend that anyway.
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One precedent was the landmark Supreme Court ruling Jacobson v.
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On the eve of the ruling he predicted "good news".
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The federal ruling has cut this quartet down the middle.
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But Grimm's ruling suggests the FDA must move much faster.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The court ruling ordering Apple Inc.
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Kesha sobbed in court when the February ruling came down.
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The EEOC appealed that ruling, and the case remains active.
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A ruling is expected to take weeks or even months.
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Ruling party lawmakers were among those who criticized Wednesday's decision.
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Office Depot said the companies would not appeal the ruling.
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The ruling was later overturned and she had the abortion.
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An expanded panel could potentially undo the February 9th ruling.
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Communication is busy as your ruling planet Mercury opposes Jupiter.
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The foundation initially appealed against the ruling in early March.
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The Supreme Court's decision on Monday lets that ruling stand.
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The ruling Kims are afforded godlike status in the country.
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That ruling came four years later in Graham v. Connor.
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Judge Recana cited Mr. Finegan's arguments in his recent ruling.
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Indeed Evan supports the Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage.
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A CAS ruling on their participation is expected on Thursday.
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BRAZIL SUPREME COURT RULING ON PETROBRAS DIVESTMENT POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY
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Until then, however, Murphy is particularly pleased with this ruling.
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Blum said Monday his group is "disappointed" in the ruling.
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The French group said it would appeal against the ruling.
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"A ruling like this slams on the brakes," Gilbert said.
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The court said it would make its ruling on Feb.
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In a 1974 ruling in a case called Milliken v.
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The ruling coalition has trailed in 34 straight Newspoll surveys.
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But so far, Senate Republicans are ruling out that possibility.
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The ruling is another blow to President Donald Trump's agenda.
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"Time is of the essence," Furman said in the ruling.
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So this ruling is hugely positive, says a leading observer.
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Sometimes a ruling makes matters worse for science -- and society.
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Iraq's ruling Shi'ite leaders deride him as a destabilizing opportunist.
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Before the ruling, only a couple of protesters were present.
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In India the ruling BJP espouses a specifically Hindu nationalism.
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The ruling does not change the approach states currently use.
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The ruling has cheered supporters of the ousted prime minister.
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Swift got visibly emotional in the courtroom after the ruling.
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The Liberal government, on the other hand, welcomed the ruling.
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Mr Bercow's ruling may prevent a string of repeated votes.
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Moyo punched the air in celebration on hearing the ruling.
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The Supreme Court refused to review that New York ruling.
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Seeborg's ruling comes as the department is already in upheaval.
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A final ruling is not expected for another few months.
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Ignoring a ruling from the NSAC is a big deal.
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Teens are well on their way to ruling the world.
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The ruling coalition rescinded the decree and reshuffled the cabinet.
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Her pain and devotion to the ruling party appear contradictory.
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With the opposition neutered, the ruling party remains mostly unchallenged.
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Andrew Wyatt, Cosby's spokesman, declined to comment on the ruling.
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Which makes sense given their imminent future ruling kingdoms together.
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The ruling has already proven controversial in the Bitcoin world.
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At least eight parties have withdrawn from the ruling coalition.
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"Police and Chinese mob are ruling Hong Kong," tweeted Law.
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Jimmy Buffett's Twitter account has remained mum on the ruling.
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Did The Supreme Court Provide A Reason For Its Ruling?
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The result was particularly bad for the ruling Democratic Party.
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ON DECEMBER 18th South Africa's ruling party picked a leader.
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Speaking outside court, UBS's general counsel called the ruling "incomprehensible".
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Wade — the landmark 1973 ruling that made abortion legal nationwide.
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Louboutin, founded in 1991, claimed victory and welcomed the ruling.
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The judge's ruling is scheduled to take effect on Friday.
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Former President Barack Obama's Justice Department had challenged that ruling.
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Coal miners truly have no friends in the ruling class.
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He said he was surprised and disappointed at the ruling.
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The ruling Socialists claimed the Democrats were afraid of losing.
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An appeals court is likely to overturn Judge O'Connor's ruling.
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Zambia's ruling PF party had warned Maimane against his visit.
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Gabriel's SPD is the junior partner in Merkel's ruling coalition.
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Guzman's lawyers are appealing a May ruling ordering the transfer.
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The answer will be more significant than the ruling itself.
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Every ruling party needs an opposition to keep it honest.
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The decision followed a similar ruling in Belize in 2016.
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A central bank spokesman declined to comment on the ruling.
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The government has yet to respond publicly to this ruling.
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The court's ruling could define the value of design work.
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It's not a ruling that the executive order is unconstitutional.
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A ruling on Quicksilver's request is expected later this month.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn today!
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Board of Education ruling integrating public schools, his son said.
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The original ruling was upheld to give Oakland the lead.
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Trump responded to the ruling during a rally on Wednesday.
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McCorvey herself learned of the ruling in a newspaper article.
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Atambayev's Social Democratic party leads the ruling coalition in parliament.
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Details of the ruling will be released within 21 days.
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The 2013 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in United States v.
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The ruling was hailed a victory by death penalty critics.
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So if Dany's out, who's going to wind up ruling?
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I defer the business implications of this ruling to others.
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The Supreme Court left that ruling in place last year.
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Years later, in the 2005 Supreme Court ruling, Gonzalez v.
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In the ruling, Koh called out the company's shoddy defense.
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It could be months before the case sees a ruling.
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The White House has 22018 days to appeal the ruling.
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Smollett's publicist, Hilary Rosen, declined to comment on the ruling.
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Shortly thereafter, Twitter reversed its ruling and suspended the user.
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Salazar has said he plans to appeal against the ruling.
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A federal judge agreed with them in an April ruling.
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The ruling, as this news shows, could implicate the IPA.
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Apple and Ireland have said they will repeal the ruling.
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Seven percent wanted the ruling bloc to win more seats.
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The Obama administration appealed, saying Skavdahl erred in his ruling.
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Any ruling could be appealed directly to the Supreme Court.
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Even friendly officials are wary of the ruling Baath party.
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Replacing the current ruling class would be only the beginning.
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But Calusinski's attorney, Kathleen Zellner, plans to appeal the ruling.
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It has also asked to stay the Hawaii judge's ruling.
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However, a quirk of the Apple ruling may delay this.
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The court did not give a reason for its ruling.
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Supporters cite a court ruling that said he could run.
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Opposition and ruling party lawmakers alike were critical of Pyo.
|
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The regulator will publish a final ruling by April 30.
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The circuit court's ruling was to take effect September 12.
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The official ruling is due to be published on Thursday.
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The interpretation of the 2005 ruling is still unclear though.
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Ryanair said the ruling would not add to its costs.
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Not to do so imperils the host country's ruling parties.
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Cosby's public persona also played a part in that ruling.
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It was not clear if the ruling will be appealed.
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After a short hearing Monday, Judge O'Neill made his ruling.
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Bloomberg reports that Jawbone intends to appeal the recent ruling.
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Colombia, Chile and Peru withdrew their ambassadors over the ruling.
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A ruling on the matter is expected later this month.
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Ohio will have to decide whether to appeal Merz's ruling.
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The ruling allowed businesses, nonprofits and unions unlimited spending power.
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The court is due to issue its ruling on Monday.
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Who deserves to benefit from the ruling order of politics?
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She plans to appeal the ruling, according to media reports.
|
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Skandinavisk Motor Co. said it was surprised by the ruling.
|
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Your ruling planet, Venus, enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn today.
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After this ruling, the Trump administration rescinded the initial order.
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Her ruling restored the right to vote in the Nov.
|
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Voters blame the ruling KMT for Taiwan's poor economic performance.
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A final ECJ ruling is expected after the summer break.
|
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Your ruling planet, Mars, is retrograde, and it's cranky AF!
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The court revoked that ruling in April after widespread criticism.
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But, he isn't ruling out a return to professional basketball ...
|
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He is unlikely to face competition from within ruling circles.
|
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They cited the 9th Circuit's 2016 ruling in Doe v.
|
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Your ruling planet Mars enters your sign on December 31!
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We're told cops are NOT ruling out an inside job.
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Wednesday's ruling came after a trial that ended in November.
|
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Wheeler's Republican colleagues and the broadband industry cheered the ruling.
|
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The government is challenging that ruling in the Supreme Court.
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Justice Clarence Thomas dissented in part from the court's ruling.
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After Laster's ruling, Vaalco agreed to changes to its board.
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Only an immigration judge can overturn the asylum officer's ruling.
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He will offer a definitive ruling in the coming weeks.
|
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Sky said it was considering the implications of the ruling.
|
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A ruling against the government could add to the confusion.
|
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The Janus ruling does not mean unions are going away.
|
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"We're disappointed in the preliminary ruling," a Lyft spokesperson said.
|
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The filing quotes a Supreme Court ruling in US v.
|
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Biogen can still appeal any patent ruling it might lose.
|
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The official ruling was expected as early as late Thursday.
|
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In fact, last month a ruling decriminalized Uber activity here.
|
|
A judge in California made a similar ruling last month.
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The court's ruling is a rebuke of the government's stance.
|
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Theranos has responded again, and is waiting for a ruling.
|
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The Justice Department said it was pleased with Monday's ruling.
|
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Stryker said it was pleased with the top court's ruling.
|
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Josephson said Purdue believed the special master's ruling was appropriate.
|
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But in a 29 ruling in The Leader's Institute v.
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The order was not a final ruling on the subject.
|
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In other words, the ruling is a big environmental victory.
|
|
Overturning the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling on Citizens United vs.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Venus, begins its retrograde today in Aries.
|
|
Your ruling planet Pluto makes some powerful connections this month!
|
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Kvitova's spokesman, Karel Tejkal, said she respected the court's ruling.
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The ruling is expected by the end of the month.
|
|
While some locals supported the ruling, many were against it.
|
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But he also made clear he isn't ruling anything out.
|
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The ruling barred her from political office for five years.
|
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After Friday's ruling, four fraternity brothers no longer face charges.
|
|
But Watson's ruling isn't just a declaration that he's offended.
|
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However, such a ruling is unlikely before the March election.
|
|
Only a few have reopened since last year's court ruling.
|
|
The ruling against the CFPB doesn't shut the agency down.
|
|
Ruling: In short, Trump has not closely heeded Obama's advice.
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Hodges, the landmark ruling that legalized gay marriage in 2015.
|
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Meyer opposed delaying his case while Uber appealed that ruling.
|
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Governor Bruce Rauner's office had no comment on the ruling.
|
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City is owned by the ruling family of Abu Dhabi.
|
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Thursday's ruling centered more on the merits of the indictment.
|
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The group, Nigeria's biggest Shi'ite organization, can appeal the ruling.
|
|
That ruling had been put on hold pending the appeal.
|
|
If that happens, the D.C. Circuit Court's ruling would stand.
|
|
USA Today reporter Brad Heath first highlighted the court ruling.
|
|
The ruling came in a case brought by Vugo Inc.
|
|
In the year since that ruling, known as Obergefell v.
|
|
Hudbay said on Thursday it plans to appeal the ruling.
|
|
Reliance strongly denied the ruling and said it would appeal.
|
|
" Continued, in red spray paint, is scrawled: "… the ruling class.
|
|
The court can take several months to deliver a ruling.
|
|
Joe has 30 days to appeal the immigration court's ruling.
|
|
Mercury clashes with your ruling planet Pluto, revealing important information.
|
|
The final ruling on the duties is expected in February.
|
|
Ruling Socialist Party legislators did not attend the congressional session.
|
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Apple and Ireland have said they will appeal the ruling.
|
|
Then he said he would issue a ruling Thursday afternoon.
|
|
Anglin objected to the ruling, sending the case for review.
|
|
Everywhere, anger toward ruling elites and mainstream institutions is patent.
|
|
After the ruling, in a case known as Pliva v.
|
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The appeals court has 90 days to issue a ruling.
|
|
The ruling applies only to the defendants in the Sept.
|
|
But the judge will not be ruling on that yet.
|
|
The ruling comes amid a nationwide debate on that issue.
|
|
That's led some to downplay the impact of the ruling.
|
|
The ruling is a major defeat for federal antitrust regulators.
|
|
ObamaCare will remain in effect while the ruling is challenged.
|
|
A sober reading of the ruling paints a different picture.
|
|
She is under no specific deadline for her eventual ruling.
|
|
The ruling on that case will likely come in June.
|
|
Wednesday's ruling hits American organized labor where it is strongest.
|
|
The court is expected to issue a ruling in June.
|
|
Leaders on both sides appear to be ruling out compromise.
|
|
Citing the U.S. Supreme Court's 2016 ruling in Spokeo v.
|
|
Kavanaugh never actually said he agreed with that particular ruling.
|
|
Such ironic humor is lost on China's ruling Communist Party.
|
|
A ruling on the arbitration is due on Dec. 28.
|
|
Is it worth writing about after the Supreme Court ruling?
|
|
Bauman, building on the court's 2011 ruling in Goodyear v.
|
|
Court Ruling by blc88 on Scribd View the discussion thread.
|
|
There will be judicial pressure to overturn the FCC ruling.
|
|
Not in the Supreme Court ruling upholding the travel ban.
|
|
Such acts could prompt retaliatory attacks by ruling party members.
|
|
Her candidacy is emblematic of the way the ruling Bharatiya
|
|
To say that the Supreme Court's ruling in Rucho v.
|
|
Another ruling placed a stay on construction from going forward.
|
|
"I cannot get too upset," she said regarding the ruling.
|
|
Her ruling must now be approved by Britain's interior minister.
|
|
Furman's ruling, meanwhile, might carry weight with the appeals court.
|
|
The scandal has undermined support for Park's conservative ruling party.
|
|
JPMorgan spokesman Brian Marchiony declined to comment on the ruling.
|
|
A representative from Tesla declined to comment on Tuesday's ruling.
|
|
The ruling in the case, Central United Life Insurance v.
|
|
Welcoming Tuesday's ruling, the NPD said it would now rebuild.
|
|
Sessions's recent ruling rewriting U.S. asylum law is something different.
|
|
The ruling will break up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
|
|
O'Donovan showed no emotion at the time of the ruling.
|
|
At the moment, Berumen says he's not ruling anything out.
|
|
For Uber, the ruling applies to UberX but not UberBlack.
|
|
Check back here for more on this late breaking ruling.
|
|
Obamacare had been under pressure even before the judge's ruling.
|
|
The ruling is the broadest to date against Trump's directive.
|
|
But the appeals court panel upheld the ruling on Tuesday.
|
|
He did not issue a ruling on Trump's emergency motion.
|
|
Hinch argued the ruling and was ejected from the game.
|
|
That ruling has been appealed to the full appeals court.
|
|
"It's heartbreaking," Hill's fiancée, Monique Davis, said after the ruling.
|
|
Israel's ruling coalition is supported by the two Haredi parties.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • A ruling on abortion.
|
|
But this week's ruling in the case of Husted v.
|
|
That ruling body has not, however, dissolved its Olympic ties.
|
|
The court will hand down its ruling on July 4.
|
|
"I'm not ruling out support it," West Virginia Democratic Sen.
|
|
That ruling has caused delays in the already complicated prosecution.
|
|
Voter ID mandates are not explicitly canceled with Collins's ruling.
|
|
On Tuesday, Caesars faces a potential ruling in New York.
|
|
Semenya's legal team said it was considering appealing that ruling.
|
|
An EPA spokesman said the agency was reviewing the ruling.
|
|
That ruling upheld in union shop rules in public workplaces.
|
|
Thursday's ruling, also by the 9th Circuit, overturns that decision.
|
|
A ruling is not expected until March, at the earliest.
|
|
The judge's ruling does not directly affect Mr. Avery's case.
|
|
The Board's ruling in Murphy Oil simply applies that authority.
|
|
Judge Sullivan's ruling opened another front in a fight Mrs.
|
|
That ruling has been appealed to the state's highest court.
|
|
This is sure to be overshadowed by the court ruling.
|
|
The Supreme Court's landmark 20183 ruling in Planned Parenthood v.
|
|
EDT A ruling in a different case on Wednesday, Sept.
|
|
A ruling on that request is expected later this year.
|
|
The appellate ruling was issued this year, not last year.
|
|
Citing the U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 ruling in Taylor v.
|
|
Trump hailed the ruling immediately after it was handed down.
|
|
The call was video reviewed, and the ruling was upheld.
|
|
Farooqui's lawyers challenged the 2016 ruling in Delhi's High Court.
|
|
There was no immediate statement from Sudan's ruling military council.
|
|
Mogherini said trade will not be affected by the ruling.
|
|
With Monday's ruling, the earlier block will remain in place.
|
|
Moon called on Park to publicly accept the court ruling.
|
|
MetLife sued to overturn FSOC's ruling designating it a systemically
|
|
The ruling is due just months before the presidential election.
|
|
Your ruling planet Mercury finally ends its retrograde today, Gemini!
|
|
Your ruling planet Mercury finally ends its retrograde today, Virgo!
|
|
Hickenlooper said the Supreme Court ruling is being taken seriously.
|
|
"Bitterly disappointed by initial Bombardier ruling," May said on Twitter.
|
|
Nevertheless, in its ruling Tuesday in Sandusky Wellness Center v.
|
|
Republicans have appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court.
|
|
Matt Well, judges try to avoid ruling on constitutional questions.
|
|
The court's ruling on Monday came at an anxious time.
|
|
He sobbed as he watched TV reports on the ruling.
|
|
The Supreme Court ruled, I don't agree with the ruling.
|
|
The ruling only applied to the "crimes of violence" definition.
|
|
"In our culture, homosexuals are indeed unfortunates," the ruling added.
|
|
Wade, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that enshrined abortion rights.
|
|
Common Cause which backed the lawsuit, hailed the court's ruling.
|
|
Your ruling planet Venus makes some sweet connections this August!
|
|
Initially, his ruling coalition looked certain to retain its majority.
|
|
"It's shocking to us," Mr. Schutty said of the ruling.
|
|
The Russian government voiced pleasure over the ruling on Wednesday.
|
|
ObamaCare will remain in effect while the ruling is appealed.
|
|
Life hasn't been easy with your ruling planet, Mercury, retrograde.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Mercury, enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today.
|
|
The Mississippi governor called the judge's ruling on Tuesday disappointing.
|
|
The ruling in most imminent danger is Roe v. Wade.
|
|
The ruling body conducted targeted retests before the Rio Olympics.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Venus, enters fellow Air sign Gemini today!
|
|
Trump hailed the ruling and called on Congress to act.
|
|
Just don't rush, Virgo, your ruling planet, Mercury, is retrograde!
|
|
When Ramirez challenged the ruling, he learned something even stranger.
|
|
"I accept all this evidence," Mann said in his ruling.
|
|
The ACLU has vowed to sue to block the ruling.
|
|
The California ruling was delayed for 30 days for appeal.
|
|
And his Tuesday ruling indicates he intends to use it.
|
|
Newly appointed Justice Gorsuch did not participate in the ruling.
|
|
After the ruling this week, however, she changed her mind.
|
|
One of your ruling planets, Mars, goes retrograde this month!
|
|
Your ruling planet Venus will be very busy this month.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Venus, enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today!
|
|
After that ruling, county officials appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Mercury, clashes with dreamy, hazy Neptune today.
|
|
Kenny is not ruling out more acquisitions down the line.
|
|
On October 5, your ruling planet, Mars, will square Jupiter.
|
|
Today's ruling places important limits on the government's surveillance power.
|
|
The nonsensical 1966 ruling has not been overturned or withdrawn.
|
|
Your ruling planet, Mercury, enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today!
|
|
The ruling was made public by the Alliance on Thursday.
|
|
"The accused are young," the judges state in their ruling.
|
|
He's also not ruling out a tour in the future.
|
|
Multiple human rights advocates in opposition to the ruling party.
|
|
The ruling came after two earlier rulings that undermined it.
|
|
Heteros are clearly still the ruling class in this kingdom.
|
|
Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with Pluto early this morning.
|
|
Sweet Venus connects with your ruling planet Jupiter today, Pisces!
|
|
In the 1992 ruling, Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v.
|
|
Mr. Khan said he was not concerned about Thursday's ruling.
|
|
But Steinberger isn't ruling out periodicals just yet, he said.
|
|
Thursday's ruling prompted thousands across Romania to rally against him.
|
|
The insurers declined to comment on the judge's ruling Monday.
|
|
The Justice Department is appealing the ruling, it announced Tuesday.
|
|
News of Wednesday's ruling inspired sardonic commentary on social media.
|
|
Wade, the high court ruling from 28500 that legalized abortions.
|
|
The Crimean museums have three months to appeal the ruling.
|
|
Although last Monday's Supreme Court ruling on the Murphy v.
|
|
"The ruling collation has been fragmenting persistently," Mr. Xavier said.
|
|
It is also importing luxury goods for the ruling elite.
|
|
The ruling expanded workplace discrimination protections to include gender stereotyping.
|
|
After that ruling, the Justice Department began awarding the grants.
|
|
A Google spokesman declined to comment on the court ruling.
|
|
The Trump administration has said it will appeal the ruling.
|
|
On Wednesday, the Constitutional Court overturned the lower court's ruling.
|
|
The people now ruling this country don't share those ideals.
|
|
After Judge Kelly's ruling, the White House applauded the decision.
|
|
This week's ruling won't do much to allay those fears.
|
|
Bowlen's attorney has said his client will appeal the ruling.
|
|
A 2015 court ruling released them from fulfilling the agreement.
|
|
The ruling will hit some online retailers harder than others.
|
|
Tanzania's government spokesman Hassan Abbasi confirmed the ruling on Twitter.
|
|
Indeed, in his order, Jones pointed explicitly to this ruling.
|
|
The tussle is about more than a single court ruling.
|
|
Sykes is often noted for her ruling in Ezell v.
|
|
"Nonetheless, the state and counties will comply with" the ruling.
|
|
Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that made abortion legal nationwide.
|
|
The defendants' lawyers did not immediately comment on the ruling.
|
|
The court is expected to give a ruling this summer.
|
|
After a brief recess, Judge Kim emerged with his ruling.
|
|
The Supreme Court hopes its landmark ruling will change that.
|
|
Balkman is expected to deliver his ruling later this month.
|
|
Wade, the Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in 1973.
|
|
The leader of the ruling Military Transitional Council, Lt. Gen.
|
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The Supreme Court's action put that ruling on hold, too.
|
|
In 22016, the Court issued a ruling in Webster v.
|
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It's the place that she's the most capable of ruling.
|
|
The immediate practical effect of the ruling was not clear.
|
|
Activists hailed Wednesday's court ruling and called it long overdue.
|
|
Wade, a 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion nationwide.
|
|
The ruling on Friday was a procedural but important step.
|
|
Judge Failla's ruling was first reported by the SDNY Blog.
|
|
A ruling has yet to be issued in that case.
|
|
He urged his former agency to abide by the ruling.
|
|
The ruling did not come as a surprise to me.
|
|
"Another party could become the ruling party," Mr. Testa said.
|
|
So several Brexit enthusiasts welcomed Mr. Bercow's ruling on Monday.
|
|
In interviews and congressional votes, he defended the Roe ruling.
|
|
Those questions were looming for the administration before this ruling.
|
|
Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion nationwide.
|
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Florida ruling should retroactively apply to existing death row sentences.
|
|
Salman, it rejected one aspect of the appeals court's ruling.
|
|
Mr. Mortimer prevailed, and the court lifted the obscenity ruling.
|
|
A ruling is expected in the next couple of weeks.
|
|
Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the legal ruling was decidedly narrow.
|
|
Above, protesters at the court after the ruling was announced.
|
|
Elliott's lawyer, Frank Salzano, issued a statement about Thursday's ruling.
|
|
The ruling stems from identity theft prosecutions in Kansas (Reuters).
|
|
Wednesday's ruling overruled the court's 1977 decision in Abood v.
|
|
But the ruling could have an impact beyond payment networks.
|
|
Vital services, including oil production, are excluded from the ruling.
|
|
Vital services, including oil production, are excluded from the ruling.
|
|
India's Supreme Court decriminalized gay sex in a groundbreaking ruling.
|
|
Your ruling planet Mars opposes Neptune, and you're feeling insecure.
|
|
The FTC ruling, when announced, will not be without precedent.
|
|
Your ruling planet Venus is actually very busy this month.
|
|
The 9th Circuit followed in June, ruling in Duguid v.
|
|
The new ruling repeatedly refers to their need for protection.
|
|
Mr. Paxton suggested that Texas will appeal Judge Ezra's ruling.
|
|
He will defy any court order or Senate impeachment ruling.
|
|
The Supreme Court affirmed that ruling, in North Carolina v.
|
|
Ms. Saracini called the judge's ruling a victory for truth.
|
|
We asked gay couples what the ruling meant to them.
|
|
But — at least until today's ruling — it was clearly legal.
|
|
Did all of the court's justices agree with the ruling?
|
|
A big ruling could come late in the 2020 campaign.
|
|
Alabama, in 2022, the landmark ruling that overturned Roe v.
|
|
Mr. Zuma has denied wrongdoing and can appeal Friday's ruling.
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This exception comes from a 1976 US Supreme Court ruling.
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The ruling came on an already tumultuous day for DreamHost.
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Regardless of the official ruling, the internet has remained divided.
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The Swedish government has yet to comment on Tuesday's ruling.
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The Pakistan Peoples Party said it would appeal the ruling.
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Citing the Delaware Supreme Court's 2006 ruling in Seinfeld v.
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The detailed ruling was issued in the country's Official Gazette.
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This procedural filing is designed to seek only that ruling.
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But Californian officials told AP they would appeal the ruling.
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But there's one conspiracy theory that he's not ruling out.
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The ruling party has almost 90 million members across China.
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A ruling is not expected before March at the earliest.
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He is now awaiting a third and final deportation ruling.
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A ruling on the antitrust charges is expected next summer.
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It was not clear whether Texas would appeal the ruling.
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The Texas Democratic Party chair, Gilberto Hinojosa, welcomed the ruling.
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The legislature has not moved to overturn the ruling — yet.
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The company is still mulling whether to appeal the ruling.
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Digi can appeal the ruling in court, the regulator said.
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Washington has called on China to respect the court's ruling.
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The ruling is not yet legally binding, the bank said.
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That ruling did not affect the scheduling for Mrs. Cosby.
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Airtel's rivals have also expressed concerns about the court ruling.
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The Apple ruling is not providing that outrage, they said.
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A ruling in this case is expected early next year.
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Now, with MLB's official ruling, both teams can move on.
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Its uncommon specificity is severe, ruling out apologies and explanations.
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Merritt said the family will continue to fight this ruling.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party could be a candidate.
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"It signals fragility in the ruling party," he told Reuters.
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President Jovenel Moise has been ruling by decree since January.
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The ruling has implications for privacy laws around the world.
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An adverse ruling can add years to your countdown clock.
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"Everybody knows the politics of the ruling party," he said.
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But by then, the Supreme Court's ruling in Brown v.
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"A broad ruling would obviously have immense importance," he said.
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Chief Justice Roberts outlined those stakes in his Carpenter ruling.
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Johnson & Johnson has said it plans to appeal the ruling.
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The ruling striking down the maps was made late Friday.
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The state Supreme Court overturned the ruling a year later.
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The court is ideologically mixed, but its ruling was unanimous.
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He said Ilyina was in good spirits despite the ruling.
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Gazeta's editor scuffed the ruling as "fake news" and censorship.
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The ruling, to be published in the week of Sept.
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The White House on Saturday praised the Supreme Court's ruling.
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He said Ilyina was in good spirits despite the ruling.
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But nevertheless, many greeted the ruling as an important milestone.
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Board of Education, the landmark 21964 ruling on school segregation.
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G.M. then asked the Supreme Court to review that ruling.
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What's the incentive for Myanmar to comply with this ruling?
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The higher court ruling cannot be further appealed in Greece.
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The emergency ruling technically only applies to the Surins' case.
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Ofcom will publish details of its ruling by June 29.
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Our Supreme Court reporter explains the ruling in a video.
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A ruling could come by the end of the month.
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She started serving her sentence after the appeals court ruling.
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Opponents on both sides of the border cheered the ruling.
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He said the ruling would benefit Brazil's "majority Christian" society.
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The potential impact of the judge's coming ruling is unclear.
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It's unclear whether the government will honor the court's ruling.
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A new Trump appointee would probably hasten such a ruling.
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Tianqi's lawyers said they were "very satisfied" with the ruling.
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Check back at The Hill for more on the ruling.
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Five votes are needed to block a lower court ruling.
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The House won, and the Obama administration appealed the ruling.
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The US attorney's office had no comment on Tuesday's ruling.
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The ruling would take effect if Uber looses an appeal.
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On Monday, the judges cited Trump's tweets in their ruling.
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A ruling is expected towards the end of the year.
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The Justice Department had 60 days to appeal the ruling.
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That ruling overturned the convictions of two hedge fund managers.
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Friday's ruling could have an impact far beyond the Netherlands.
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Members of the National Assembly denounced the ruling on Thursday.
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