Sentence examples for both from the rule of from inspiring English sources

And that going forward the apostasies, these defections both from the rule of law and religious beliefs alike, cease.

A number from the "rule-of-thumb" or running complicated numerical simulation is either not reliable or impractical.

Still, it marks a change of direction from the rule of Yasir Arafat.

Its greatest importance dates from the rule of the Florentine Medici family.

(Apart, but one hopes never so far apart, from the rule of law mattering, that is).

They generally benefited from the rule of Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim himself.

But prospects for "decoupling the rule of the sect from the rule of land," in that corner of the Levant are frankly poor.

"This election shows a process of accelerated transition from the rule of the gun," Mr. Arnault said.

TWO in every three people on the planet some 4 billion in total are "excluded from the rule of law".

LONDON — Will there ever be a European Super League, a breakaway by the clubs from the rule of FIFA and UEFA?

Plus it violated the German enlightenment's ideal of freedom, which was understood as deriving from the rule of law.