Sentence examples for ever ruling from inspiring English sources

"If the left as a whole doesn't recoup before the elections on the basis of economic issues alone," Mr. Estévez said, "then they really have no chance of ever ruling".

Indeed, by classifying mobile phones as a Group 2B risk, what the IARC was effectively saying (and the California Council on Science and Technology implying) was that, even if such a health risk exists, there is no way of ever ruling out bias, chance or other confounding circumstance with any reasonable degree of confidence.

"The economic mess we have in the country today is because of his days of finance minister," Mr. Odinga, now one of Mr. Kibaki's strong backers, said of Mr. Kibaki in February, also labeling him "a coward and hypocrite" who should "stop dreaming about ever ruling Kenya".

Another of its legal challenges to the UK government's surveillance practices resulted in the IPT's first ever ruling against the domestic intelligence agencies — when in February 2015 it deemed GCHQ to have previously acted illegally in sharing data with the NSA.

Rick Santorum's attitudes towards diminishing same-sex rights, though antiquated and infuriating to non-conservatives in the year 2012, will destroy the possibility of the Harkonnens ever ruling the universe.

Daza has lived there ever since, ruling it like a private fiefdom.

In a searing ruling issued last March, Orange County Superior Court Judge Thomas Goethals removed the entire county DA's office all 250 attorneys from Dekraai's case, the highest-profile murder case the county has ever seen, ruling that the DA had proved himself incapable of achieving "compliance with his constitutional...obligations in this case".

In its first-ever ruling on genetically modified crops, the Supreme Court on Monday overturned a lower court's ban on the planting of alfalfa seeds engineered to resist Monsanto's Roundup herbicide.

Back then, the ever-ruling party of government stuffed ballot boxes, sent thugs to beat up opponents, or simply locked the polling stations and sent everyone home.

Defecting both to right and left, they ended the overall majority of the ever-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party in the lower house of Congress.

Opposition leaders are hoping to contest at least half the seats, though another easy win by the ever-ruling People's Action Party seems certain.