A judge has yet to make a ruling in the case.
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"The total record is adequate to make a ruling," said Owen.
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She was due to make a ruling on bail on Wednesday.
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The Commission is also set to make a ruling by Dec.
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The agency had been expected to make a ruling in July.
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The judge did not make a ruling from the bench on Wednesday.
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The stewards then make a ruling, which can in turn be appealed.
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The judge is expected to make a ruling about the postponement on Monday.
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Barring a settlement, the judge told the parties she'd make a ruling soon.
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The court will reportedly make a ruling early next year, according to the Telegraph.
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The NFL still has to make a ruling regarding their investigation into the incident.
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The judge did not make a ruling on that request, according to the newspaper.
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The agency has given no indication as to when it will make a ruling.
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After indictment, a court would be required to make a ruling within three months.
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The judge announced this evening that he would make a ruling in the case tomorrow.
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Uber's Byrne said on Tuesday he expected the judge to make a ruling by around Christmas.
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The court did not explain why it had taken so many years to make a ruling.
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"If the government has not made a call I'm going to make a ruling," he said.
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An arbitrator in Mumbai is due to make a ruling by June 16th, though appeals are expected.
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The court has been holding extensive hearings and is expected to make a ruling in the spring.
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Loesch replied the NRA is waiting on the Justice Department to make a ruling on bump stocks.
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India Supreme Court judge S.A. Bobde said the court will review the couple's petition and make a ruling.
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It's unclear when the Courts of Appeal is expected to make a ruling ... but it could be soon.
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A decision hasn't been reached in the case, and the court is expected to make a ruling in January.
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At that point, the judiciary would have to make a ruling on whether to accept the pardon as valid.
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The Constitutional Council is expected to review the appeals and make a ruling by the end of the week.
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If two peasants quarrel over a piece of land, a Taliban official will hear both sides and make a ruling.
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Only the Supreme Court can make a ruling on this question, and even the unions would benefit from that ruling.
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After a hearing went on for nearly four hours, Chen said he would make a ruling at a later date.
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But the judge has said he will not make a ruling until after prosecutors have presented their evidence at trial.
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He did not make a ruling on Thursday, and after a day of testimony, carried the hearing over until May 10.
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The Supreme Court is expected to hear the arguments in April and could make a ruling by the end of June.
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But some say it is important that a judge make a ruling, or else future presidents could seek to sidestep Senate confirmation.
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China argues that a United Nations tribunal has no right to make a ruling in the case, which the Philippines brought against China.
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Besides the lack of guarantees, it could also take time for Brussels to make a ruling, adding another layer of uncertainty and risk.
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The hearings will begin in March and the court will make a ruling by the end of its current term in June 2020.
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Calgary-based investment bank GMP FirstEnergy said the NEB should extend the open season if it needs more to time to make a ruling.
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The judge, whom President Barack Obama appointed to district court in 2013, didn't make a ruling on the constitutionality of the executive order itself.
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The team is asking for a summary judgment, which would require the judge, R. Gary Klausner, to forgo a trial and make a ruling.
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T). The ministry will follow World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and make a ruling "objectively and fairly," the commerce ministry told Reuters in a statement.
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So you tell somebody, 'I'm sorry, you can't have the job,' and then after you say that, he's going to make a ruling on you.
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The European Court of Justice took no final view, referring a complaint from the Scotch Whisky Association back to German judges to make a ruling.
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The first source said the fate of the merger now rests with the European Commission, which is due to make a ruling by February 18.
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The judge did not make a ruling on Swift's lawsuit against Mueller to determine whether or not he would be charged with touching her buttocks.
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"The court finds that ultimately it has to hear somehow from Redstone directly to make a ruling on sufficient evidence," Judge Cowan said in the ruling.
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Two or more active members can sponsor an outsider and ask the academy to make a ruling — or you can simply get nominated for an Oscar.
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If the court finds enough evidence to take the case, it must make a ruling within 14 days after all documents are provided by the plaintiff.
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Why it matters: Mueller did not make a ruling on obstruction of justice, and instead chose to set out evidence on both sides of the question.
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The case was brought in the Netherlands, but it had been referred to the European court to make a ruling that would apply across the bloc.
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It was not immediately clear when a judgment would be made, though the judge said he would make a ruling soon, according to a Nersa spokesman.
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Sexwale himself called further delay tactics in hope of an amicable solution "futile," but the will to make a ruling on settlement clubs simply isn't there.
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ET: Robart did not rule from the bench and reportedly did not give a timeline for when he might make a ruling on the class action lawsuit.
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Gilliam, an Obama appointee, did not make a ruling during Friday's hearing, which was held to consider the motions for a preliminary injunction over the emergency declaration.
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It's expected to make a ruling by the end of the month, but even if that's not delayed, there will probably be appeals and debates for months.
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Judge Shewmaker has yet to make a ruling on the letter but has postponed the start of Pasztor's trial date because of it, calling for additional competency testing.
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It also helped make sure Trump's own attorney general got to make a ruling on his boss's alleged obstruction of justice — before Congress could even review the evidence.
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The judge did not immediately make a ruling on the request, but state courts allow the winner of the court case to recover legal fees, the AP reports.
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The Supreme Court in London is expected to make a ruling in the next few months on a case considering whether Northern Ireland abortion law breaches women's rights.
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But she rejected the argument made by Pence and others that one federal judge should not be allowed to make a ruling that can impact the entire nation.
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"He can make a ruling on procedural and evidentiary matters, but every ruling he makes may be appealed to the entire Senate, which may overrule him," Gerhardt said.
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Under the rules, if a violation is suspected, a protest must be lodged before either team plays another game, at which point the tournament committee will make a ruling.
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Michael Avenatti, an attorney for Daniels, told reporters outside court he expected Otero to make a ruling within days, and that he would appeal if the case were dismissed.
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"I again stress that the arbitration court has no jurisdiction in the case and on the relevant matter, and should not hold hearings or make a ruling," he said.
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An NYPD judge overseeing the hearing will make a ruling at the trial's end, but the ultimate decision about Pantaleo's fate will be made by Police Commissioner James O'Neill.
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MLB is seeking special U.S. permission to sign Cuban players in Cuba so they no longer have to defect, but the Treasury Department has yet to make a ruling.
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Two New Jersey parents who don't agree about vaccines and are now getting divorced have asked a judge to make a ruling on if their children should be vaccinated.
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The court is expected to make a ruling sometime next spring — right in the middle of an election year, when the politics of immigration will be even more difficult.
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Sharif and some family members are facing a Supreme Court-ordered trial in an anti-corruption court, which is expected to make a ruling as early as next month.
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Both countries now have up to 60 days to try to settle the dispute before the WTO convenes a panel of experts to help make a ruling in the case.
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But, the high court had also urged appeals courts reviewing the case the make a ruling — a sign that it intended to take up the issue, according to the Times.
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The judge thoroughly shamed the CDC in his opinion, reinstated the 2011 decree, and sent the case back to the district court to make a ruling consistent with his ruling.
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A federal judge Friday knocked the Trump administration for withholding information from those suing it over the transgender military ban as she declined to make a ruling on the case.
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Kirchner, said in an interview that a group of experienced foreign forensic experts should be empaneled to examine all the reports and make a ruling that is not politically suspect.
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While Apple's buyout of Shazam was first announced late last year, the European Commission will now have 90 working days to make a ruling, with a new deadline of September 4th.
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He added the regulator was still to make a ruling on the generators that would be installed at EDF's Flamanville 3 EPR nuclear reactor under construction in the north of France.
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This Sunday, the cleric will return to court, where the judge may decide on whether to make a ruling in the case, and if found guilty, sentenced, according to his family.
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A Commission spokesman denied the delays had anything to do with the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership trade pact talks, but could not say when the EU would make a ruling.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals did not make a ruling on the facts of the case, focusing on whether American agents, given the alleged facts, could violate a person's constitutional rights.
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Administration officials had in a filing on Wednesday requested the stay while they appeal Gilliam's ruling, asking that the judge either immediately reject their request or make a ruling by June 5.
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Experts also told The Hill that the judges involved are likely to request that the two parties attempt to resolve the issue between themselves, rather than require them to make a ruling.
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Sullivan also noted in the order that there is an abbreviated schedule in place for filings on the lawsuit, meaning that he could be prepared to make a ruling in about six months.
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Instead, in the event of a disagreement or "claim", an arbitrator will review the case and make a ruling without ever getting the courts involved or you being able to make your case.
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The judiciary panel on Tuesday asked a federal judge to make a ruling quickly on whether McGahn must testify in the House impeachment inquiry, citing a "finite window of time" when he's needed.
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Swain did not make a ruling from the bench on Tuesday but did thank the attorneys for answering her questions, which she described as "very serious, very difficult and quite consequential to Puerto Rico."
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The bloc's top court, the ECJ, is due to make a ruling on the classification of Uber's business — in a case pertaining to how EU law applies to Uber's regional operations — later this year.
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It could kick the case back to lower court judge James Robart in Seattle, saying it is premature for them to make a ruling before he has had a chance to consider all the evidence.
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That may give the duo a chance to retake their oaths, though he said it would take a brave judge to make a ruling that could invite a new, even more specific, interpretation from Beijing.
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"Otherwise it's a long way to carry a deer," said Mr. Pyle, whose commission has asked New Zealand's Commissioner of Crown Lands to make a ruling on allowing increased public access to Mr. Lauer's ranch.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE called on his centrist rival Benny Gantz to help form a unity government in Israel after neither gained enough seats to make a ruling coalition on their own.
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Netanyahu campaigned heavily on his close relationship with Trump in the lead up to September's elections, though neither his party nor Gantz's was able to win enough seats to make a ruling coalition on their own.
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Carol Sanger, a law professor at Columbia University, said that if the court had decided to take up the Indiana abortion law next term, it would have required them to implicitly make a ruling on Roe v.
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A federal judge in Washington, Beryl Howell, said on Tuesday that having such a vote on record would make it "easier" for her to step in and make a ruling on House demands for documents or testimony.
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In a case brought by the state of Maryland, which is also represented by Goldstein, a district court in the state has scheduled arguments for late 2019, and has not indicated when it plans to make a ruling.
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All this helps explain why, on the dozen or so occasions in the past 70 years when Article XXI has been invoked, the issue has never gone far enough for the court to have to make a ruling.
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The judge didn't make a ruling on the motions to dismiss, reserving that decision for a later time, but did point out some vagueness in Kesha's counterclaims and may give her an opportunity to file an amended version.
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Britain's Supreme Court is likely to make a ruling in the New Year on the issue of whether the government requires parliamentary approval before invoking Article 50 to start the leaving negotiations after the government appealed an earlier ruling.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank may be violating laws on monetary financing in its 2.3 trillion euro ($2.7 trillion) asset purchase programme, Germany's constitutional court said on Tuesday, and it asked Europe's top court to make a ruling.
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Another proposal floated by Republican senators Tuesday afternoon was to give Roberts "a more elevated" role so that he could perhaps make a ruling to hear from Bolton but not additional witnesses, according to a lawmaker in the room.
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Mr. O'Neill has taken 11 percent longer than Mr. Bratton to make a ruling after prosecutors and defense lawyers rest their cases: 186 days, on average, compared to 168 for Mr. Bratton, who was in his second stint as commissioner.
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A lawsuit would likely be filed in federal district court in D.C., and some legal experts argue that at a minimum a district court judge could make a ruling on a case before the election because many of the facts are fairly straightforward.
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While the parliamentarian has yet to make a ruling on Graham-Cassidy, past Obamacare repeal rulings give an early indication that some provisions, like abortion restrictions or allowing states to receive waivers from Obamacare-era coverage requirements, could be stripped from the bill.
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The government was supposed to make a ruling on whether to exclude the Chinese tech giant in July 2019 following the Trump administration&aposs decision to place Huawei on a trade blacklist, but delayed its decision citing a lack of clarity from the US.
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The province of British Columbia, the defendant in the case, seeks to have the court refuse to make a ruling on the case since the LSBC doesn't currently provide or advertise any cryonics services and their argument is "academic and hypothetical," the province contends.
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Her false assertion caused the court to make a ruling she sought, denying the US government's motion for partial summary judgment in the money-laundering case, and was used by the investment firm as the basis for multiple court filings during the litigation, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) had been due to give a final decision but instead warned the deal may give Asciano's new owners too much control of the freight chain, and said it needed two more months to consult with industry players before it could make a ruling.
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This year, the court, which has heard submissions from the city government, the environment ministry and the firecracker industry, has so far refrained from giving an order to ban the sale of firecrackers The court hasn't indicated whether it will make a ruling before Diwali, that falls this year on Nov 20173.
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Instead, the committee, in effect, "paused" the investigation in September 2015, claiming that because the case against Farenthold's office was still in court, the committee could not make a ruling, or even issue its own public report on the allegations (and there's no requirement that a report be issued by OCE publicly if the Office has ruled to dismiss charges).
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