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rule against

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
rule against someone or something
to give a judgment against someone or something. The judge ruled against the prosecutor. The judge ruled against my motion.
See also: against, rule


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These circumstances are discussed here as exceptions to rule against bias.
However, the FIA are satisfied the drivers and the team did not breach the rule against the use of team orders to interfere with the results of the race.
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