1.   But one of two new rulings deemed experimental for one season, is dividing the rugby world.

2.   However, the new ruling will be relevant only when the court is satisfied that the law is ambiguous or obscure.

3.   The Service can, and has, offset certain undesirable Commission-inspired legislation with new rulings of its own.

4.   The wooden stemming rod was clearly safer, yet in every mining district there were those who disregarded the new rulings.

5.   The new ruling will mean that companies can recoup some of their resulting high costs by selling the meat, which the Committee has decided is perfectly normal.

6.   County councillor Tony Murphy said one in five pharmacies in Cheshire could face closure under the new ruling.

7.   Banks that want to maintain their profit margins will have to charge higher interest rates on dollar loans because of the new ruling, analysts said.

8.   A new ruling by the World Trade Organization could jeopardize efforts by the U.S. to enforce worldwide use of turtle excluder devices.

9.   A new ruling in Pennsylvania that says they are not is being studied around the country by matrimonial lawyers, college financial aid offices and state legislatures.

10.   A spokesman for Apple said Friday that it had no immediate comment on the new ruling.