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ruling

[roo-ling] / ˈru lɪŋ /




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And he said that "new modernisation and production plans" would be unveiled at his ruling Korean Workers Party's first congress in half a decade, expected in early 2026.

From Barron's

That ruling likely sets the San Francisco case on a collision course with other lawsuits seeking to curb ICE’s incursions into spaces previously considered off-limits.

From Los Angeles Times

The scandal shook Malaysian politics, contributing to the 2018 downfall of the ruling coalition that had governed since independence in 1957, and led to the convictions of two former Goldman bankers.

From Barron's

In her ruling, the judge agreed that Nike had continued to use the mark after the lapse, in part by licensing it to videogame maker Electronic Arts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dr Paul believes that the bishops' ruling means "we have an opportunity… to draw a line under this process" at the next Synod meeting in February.

From BBC