The Foundation appealed this decision to the Supreme Court, who eventually ruled against it.

A judge who had previously ruled against Tempo in Winata's civil suit filled her vacancy.

Although Hamas has ruled this out, it has shown no hesitation to use heavy force against its opponents.

It was ruled by the Indonesian army, which fought a brutal civil war against the separatist Free Aceh Movement.

Adults ruled supreme.

With a majority of the Republican Party on a jihad against government spending, fiscal explosions this autumn cannot be ruled out.

A Federal court has ruled that the military tribunals system Star Chambers where evidence derived from torture is used against the accused can proceed.

They even ruled out Merkel.

In addition, the Committee considers it an aggravating factor that the author's proposed truth defence against the libel charge was ruled out by the courts.

Wael was ruled in absentia last November.

No one deserves to be ruled so monstrously.

The High Court ruled that it did not.

Gaza is ruled by a completely hostile regime.

The court ruled that, ultimately, freedom to express one's thoughts, however generously conceived in a democracy, must be balanced against other values, such as reputation, honor, privacy, dignity, and equality.

They used the title Mambo a Chidima and ruled independently of Portugal until 1917 when Mambo Chioko, the last king of the dynasty, was killed in battle against the Portuguese.

The Administrative Court in Cairo ruled in his favor.

The Ottomans ruled Greece until the early 19th century.

Others apparently a minority have ruled to the contrary.

Nothing should be ruled out from discussion, including verification.

Brazil, frustrated with America s intransigence, brought a case against US cotton subsidies before the WTO, which ruled as almost any economist would the subsidies distort world trade and are therefore prohibited.

The court ruled that Saddam committed genocide against the people of Halabja this was the first time the Halabja attack was described as an act of genocide in a court ruling.

Since 2001, the Kirchners have ruled with a siege mentality.

A good portion of the world is ruled this way.

For four years, violence and terror have ruled in Darfur.

Atropates ruled over the region of Atropatene (present Iranian Azerbaijan).

In addition, recent sums ruled upon have been relatively substantial.

Also, in September 2004, the Supreme Court ruled against publicizing complainants' identities in sex offences, following the conclusive acquittal of the accused (C.A.A 5877 99 Haim Yanos v. The State of Israel (28.09.04)).

(And don t think central banks have ruled out the inflation tax.

A US court recently ruled that veterans rights have been violated.

He ruled Zanzibar from March 5, 1893 to August 25, 1896.

In literature, the work of the High Modernists ruled this period.

Argentina was at the time ruled by the National Reorganization Process.

At the same time, while I was interviewing the Red Brigades, I also discovered that their life was not ruled by politics or ideology, but actually was ruled by economics.

In 1993, the California Supreme Court ruled in favor of Toni Cassista who filed a lawsuit against Community Foods, a store in Santa Cruz, California when she was not hired because of her size.

In 1919, David Lloyd George proposed a new bill which would divide Ireland into two Home Rule areas twenty six counties being ruled from Dublin and six being ruled from Belfast.

It was ruled unconstitutional, but it began a process of budget consolidation.

And so, still, is China, ruled by engineers and other faceless technocrats.

Previously, Egypt had ruled in Gaza, while Jordan annexed the West Bank.

For them, Poland remained a country ruled by the communist security apparatus.

Eduardo continues explaining that, for many years, Chávez ruled with minimum opposition.

Before the conquest by the Muslims, Sylhet was ruled by local chieftains.

The judge ruled that Waldemar should replace the author as Capital's liquidator.

In March 2011, a Turkish court ruled that the actions of the Turkish government in Dersim could not be considered genocide according to the law because they were not directed systematically against an ethnic group.

In light of Article 116 paragraph 2 of the revised Constitution and Article 1 of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women, the Council of State (Third Division) has ruled that deviations from the principle of gender equality constitute discriminations against women.

Having ruled for four years, the DPP has already redrawn Taiwan's political map.