Meanings of rule in favour in English

The territory's governor has urged the EPA to rule in favour of the company's plans.

He urged the court to rule in favour of Kosovo or refrain from giving any ruling.

The same would apply if two of them were to rule in favour of an acquittal.

Democracy for ending autocratic rule in favour of free elections and championing Taiwan's separate identity from China.

But a lawyer believed that, in a court, a judge would probably rule in favour of the family.

And it should have occurred to someone at some level that the court might rule in favour of the plaintiff.

The court could also rule in favour of Wal-Mart by dismissing the appeals and ordering the state and the union to pay legal costs.

The steady working of the d'Hondt rule in favour of the larger parties has, however, not escaped the attention of advocates of proportional representation.

Although courts often rule in favour of women and in accordance with the law, executing such judgments can be arduous and take years, Ibraimjanova said.

Should the NA rule in favour of the bill, it will be referred to the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) for a similar voting process.

Eventually Justice Greve guillotined further blocking, and ruled in favour of Glaxco.

The fight reached New Zealand's Supreme Court which ruled in favour of KDC.

The New York Court of Appeals ruling in favour of Oracle over Alinghi.

The court ruled in favour of Mrs Miller's appeal and against the government's.

The battle went to the Supreme Court which ruled in favour of KDC.

The arbitration panel ruled in favour of AB InBev in 2010.