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The ruling provoked a firestorm.

This ruling, in 2004, stunned the government.

Both sides have 60 days to appeal the ruling.

This ruling cancels all state minimum wage laws.

Mr Rudd's government has reacted cautiously to the ruling.

The Flemish king of the Netherlands, ruling their through his hated Flemish advisers, slowly became the Spanish king of the Netherlands, ruling there through his hated Spanish councillors.

By ruling with utter ruthlessness, he kept the peace in Syria for three decades.

The ruling follows a bitter boardroom dispute after other directors had approved the sale.

Travelling in Rome, Bush said he did not agree with the ruling.

An adverse ruling from the court could roil the muni market.

The ruling Awami League easily won subdistrict elections, which were tarnished by violence and vote-rigging.

As one independent Tamil analyst put it, the ruling regime's main achievement has been to win the war.

Heretofore, the Way of Great Learning lay in ruling the country and pacifying the land;now ruling the country and pacifying the land lies in the Way of the University (literally, great learning), which in addition is wide and open.

If the press's Gilded age aggressiveness had been born of a desire to weaken the ruling class, now the press-or the agenda-setting part of the press, anyhow-belonged to that ruling class.

A brainchild of the ruling al-Maktoum family, the DIFC is a tax-free zone for wholesale financial services.

The proposal is aimed at halting the fighting between Israel and the Hamas militants ruling over Gaza.

Yet under the court's ruling, the Misseriya may now have to pay grazing fees to the Dinka.

Rather, the ruling is intended to make the early infancy period less stressful for both mom and dad.

More than a century after the Civil War and 16 years after the Supreme Court's school-desegregation ruling, the American black has not achieved justice or equality.

The ruling helped to dampen the tests' use in state and federal court, where the results are rarely accepted as evidence.

But a closer look at this car shows that it is the ultimate form of transportation for those who rule the ruling class.

"He had six sons in Hebron; he was ruling there for seven years and six months, and in Jerusalem for thirty-three years."

Much of the Supreme Court's case law on this topic can be understood as elaborating upon-or, more often, reacting against-the Court's expansive ruling in Goldberg v. Kelly, 397 U.S. 254 (1970).

But if the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) were to postpone the election, an eruption far worse than the disturbances of the past few days could ensue.

However, this ruling is merely the beginning of a lengthy legal battle, with similar suits likely to pop up around the country targeting other gene patents, and with an appeal in the works.

The district attorney who prosecuted the case, Michael Jackson, said he planned to try to convict Mr. Fowler of murder but was satisfied with the less severe manslaughter ruling.

In 640, Tang troops crushed a rebellion staged by the Qu ruling house (501-640) of the Gaochang Kingdom in collusion with the Turks, and established a Xizhou Prefecture in Gaochang and a Tingzhou (Bexibalik) Prefecture in Kaganbu (modern Jimsar).