Sentence examples for failed to rule from inspiring English sources

Judge Caldwell denied one motion and failed to rule on others.

But he failed to rule out more redundancies at a firm now employing 116,000 globally.

It is a sign of Ed Miliband's weakness that he has failed to rule out a deal.

The Prime Minister also failed to rule out appointing hundreds of new Conservative peers to give the party a majority in the House of Lords.

In the past year, ever since he took over Venezuela's leadership from Hugo Chávez, Nicolás Maduro has tried, and failed, to rule by imitating his charismatic predecessor.

A man who indulged in excessive eating, drinking, sleeping or sex — who failed to "rule himself" — was considered unfit to rule his household, much less a polity.

Studies that fail to rule out biases can often find big effects and so get published in the highest profile journals.

That is, Mr Gingrich argued that Congress ought to override judges who, when interpreting the establishment clause, fail to rule as if dicta in a strongly-worded letter to King George III had established an official American political theology.

He has helped scores of movie stars and moguls — among them alpha dogs like Oprah Winfrey, the actor Will Smith, the former Disney chief Michael D. Eisner and the director Ridley Scott — become pack leaders in the one place they fail to rule: their homes.

Inside the Mail were other highly angled pieces: "Labour fails to rule out a coalition with SNP" (page 4); "Ed's £63,000 travel bill... every month" (page 18); and "Anti-business Labour threatens jobs" (editorial).

This order gives us the opportunity to protect Texas voters if the 5th Circuit fails to rule in time".