Sentence examples for forward to rule from inspiring English sources

Foreseeing a renaissance of civic virtue after the sufferings of the Civil War, Adams — whose great-grandfather was the second President, and whose father had been Lincoln's Ambassador to Great Britain — expected his reformist vision and his intellectual cohort to be brought forward to rule, as the Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson generation had been after the triumph of the Revolution.

Webber says he wants to help the Sacramento Kings win a championship before deciding whether to stay or go this summer, but the All-Star forward also refuses to rule out almost all possibilities.

On that, surely the time has come for the video referee to be given the authority to rule on forward passes.

Everton's Scotland international forward Steven Naismith, 28, has refused to rule out a return to Rangers.

After Chatman came forward to police in 2015 to rule himself out as a suspect in the corner store robbery, he was arrested for it.

"Tax reform is going to be a big part of our agenda going forward... I'm not going to rule things in or rule things out," he said.

The company also said that "no clear regulations or directions have been provided that bear specifically on which market timing activities should be permissible" and that it looked forward to new rules clarifying the point from the S.E.C.

SAFE looks forward to reviewing the rule in more detail and sharing comments with the administration, including ways to accelerate the deployment of alternative fuels".

The EPA, in a statement released by spokeswoman Melissa Harrison, said "The agency remains committed to working with states and the power sector as we move forward to implement the rule.

Bids from private companies to run the new super-child jail will be sought from early next year, according to the forward to the draft rules, and it is expected a 10 year contract will be in place before the general election.

I look forward to reviewing the proposed rule and hope the regulators reject efforts to weaken the law".