In early April, a disputed election victory by Moldova s ruling Communists triggered protests.

Any appeal against the ruling of the Chairperson shall immediately be put to the vote, and the ruling of the Chairperson shall stand unless overruled by a majority of the members present.

Any appeal against the ruling of the Chairman shall immediately be put to the vote, and the ruling of the Chairman shall stand unless overruled by a majority of the members present.

An appeal by the complainant was also rejected, by the Swiss Asylum Review Commission, in a ruling dated 5 August 2002.

The ruling elite are known to be torn by disputes and rivalries.

Necessary policy reforms advocated by a ruling party are often held hostage to the prejudices of its allies.

Any appeal against the ruling of the Chairman shall immediately be put to the vote, and the ruling of the Chairman shall stand unless overruled by a majority of the members present and voting.

But, beyond that point, Argentina s government may face a dilemma By continuing to make payments, it would be committing to comply with a ruling that is widely viewed as excessive and unfair but refusing to pay would undermine the appeals process by exposing Argentina s unwillingness to abide by an adverse ruling.

His decision was based on a previous court ruling made by another judge in 2009 reaching the same conclusion.

In this ruling the Supreme Court, by a majority, held that new laws authorizing capital punishment were not unconstitutional.

And the ruling elite opens a number of parliamentary seats to a popular vote, only to be shocked by a landslide opposition win.

That ruling was further backed up by Egypt's Supreme Administrative Court in January 2017.

In the Russian Federation, capital punishment was in effect banned by a ruling of the Constitutional Court in February 1999.

January s Palestinian elections were won by a relatively moderate leader because he was put forward by the ruling Fatah movement and Islamists boycotted the election.

A ruling is now pending in the Sirhan federal case.

India s New Ruling Caste

She provided almost identical reasoning to that provided in her ruling of 15 March 1996 ruling.

Ruling of 22 April 1999 in case No. 98B750, ruling of 18 April 1991 in case No. 0811351, and ruling of 10 November 1991 in case No. 082051.

On a societal level, genetic engineering that only the wealthy can afford would threaten social cohesion by ruling out equality of opportunity.

Israel is, however, a semi imperial power, using traditional colonial methods ruling by proxy, dividing potential rebels, rewarding obeisance, and punishing opposition.

This was a result of their inability to convince President Mbeki to reverse his ruling regarding the laws promulgated by President Gbagbo.

Third, a widening generation gap has spread to the ruling elites.

Read out word by word live to the nation by a Chinese state TV anchor, it denounced a long awaited international ruling that had just slapped Beijing in the face.

Moreover, massive economic dislocation could destroy the cohesion of the ruling elites and make them more vulnerable politically. Indeed, members of the ruling elite will be the most immediately affected by financial deleveraging.

While he could agree on ruling out the former, he was against ruling out the expanded core document.

The abrupt closure of media companies is seen by several groups as a form of political harassment by a ruling party which lost a significant number of seats in the 2013 general election.

Today, by contrast, members of the ruling elite benefit directly and immensely from the state dominated economy.

Later, the Basel accords whetted banks appetite for more government bonds by ruling them virtually risk free.

The most radical of these decisions was to dissolve parliament, for which 30 million Egyptians voted, based on a ruling by a SCAF allied Supreme Court.

Ruling out compensation practices hardly leaves us at a loss for culprits.

The ruling ideology, moreover, is unlikely to survive such a step unharmed.

Any appeal against the ruling of the Chairperson shall immediately be put to the vote, and the ruling of the Chairperson shall stand unless overruled by a majority of the members present. A member raising a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion.

Private property would remain the foundation for ensuring a prosperous economy, ruling out the current practice of land seizure by the state without compensation.

When Nelson sued, the court issued a heinous ruling upheld by the Iowa Supreme Court affirming his right to dismiss her for this reason.

By identifying squarely with the military security apparatus headed by Ahmadinejad, Khamenei has alienated an important segment of the ruling clerical elite.

Neither moved the country s ruling mullahs.

The 2014 ruling deserves particular mention.

Vietnamese everywhere cheered on the ruling.

The Court's ruling is still awaited.

Likewise, in last year's ruling striking down a Texas prohibition on same sex sodomy, the Court cited a 1967 Act of the English Parliament and a 1981 ruling of the European Court of Human Rights.

But a recent New York court ruling against Argentina in a case brought by a holdout hedge fund creditor has dramatically raised the stakes of sovereign default and bankruptcy.

Initially, the government accepted the ruling, but it was overturned by an Order in Council (an executive order from the Queen and not a law passed by Parliament) in 2004.

First, unlike presidentialism, a parliamentary system can give rise to multiparty ruling coalitions.

After all, the ruling communist oligarchs have grown accustomed to a comfortable lifestyle.

Several media networks have signed a joint statement expressing concern about the ruling