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rule in favor of

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rule in favor of someone or something and rule for someone or something
[for a judge or deliberating body] to award a decision to someone or something or to render a decision favoring someone or something. The judge ruled for the defendant. The examining board ruled in favor of dismissing George.
See also: favor, rule


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A guilty verdict is widely expected in a country where courts are known to rule in favor of the army, which has governed the former Burma for nearly 50 years.
African American judges rule in favor of the plaintiff nearly 46% of the time, more than twice as often as white judges.
Many experts predict the Supreme Court will rule in favor of the pharmaceutical industry to spare them from costly legal wranglings.
 
 
 
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