The phrase "all ruling" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about authority or governance, but it would need additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The council's decisions were seen as all ruling, leaving no room for dissent among the members."
Alternatives: "all-encompassing" or "all-powerful".
However, foreign incursions, notably by the Portuguese beginning in the early 16th century, had a destabilizing effect on all ruling polities on Sri Lanka, including Jaffna.
Brown v. Board of Education decided this issue once for all, ruling that "in the field of education, the doctrine of 'separate but equal' has no place".
They are in the position of all ruling elites, who must preside over the flow of wealth from poor to rich, without appearing to do so.
"We are considering all forms of support, not at all ruling out using the EU Solidarity Fund, but in considering whether to use that fund, it is important to note how long it would take for the funding to be received and what ultimate cost/benefit it would bring, given that it would not actually bring additional funding," Baroness Williams of Trafford told peers in the House of Lords.
In this work, an algorithm based on WLS is proposed to estimate temperature in all ruling spans of an overhead line.
(Stations outside the region, however, showed no trend at all, ruling out large-scale shifts of northeast weather).
A federal judge struck down South Dakota's same-sex marriage ban on Monday, in a "detailed and powerful" move that LGBT advocates hoped would lead to a once-and-for-all ruling on the issue by the highest court in the United States.
Advocates, opponents and lawmakers have been anxious for a once-and-for-all ruling on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage in the US after the court in a landmark ruling struck down key parts of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (Doma) in June 2013.
Meredith Monk's music, which avoids extremes and finds a place somewhere between classical intricacy and imagined folklore, answered Crawford Seeger's across the decades, hopefully suggesting that now there is room for a feminine perspective in "serious" music -- or, even better, that gender perspectives may no longer be all-ruling.
The Kirchner government fought the ruling all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which declined to weigh in.
Derbyshire lead by 110, all but ruling out Glamorgan's chances of victory.
