Sentence examples for if they rule from inspiring English sources

If they rule against, then this is all scrapped.

"We need a determination on whether they rule it a homicide, or if they rule it accidental, or if they rule it undetermined," he said in an interview.

"The lesson from this narration is that obedience to the caliph is an obligation, if they rule by the sharia.

If they rule out everyone at high genetic risk of disease, they will have nobody to cover.

Astride their horses, they look as if they rule the land as far as the eye can see.

It notes that more than half of judges lack tenure, and so can easily be removed if they rule against the government.

They might have saved themselves considerable trouble and abuse if they ruled the club who finished last – a position the Belles easily filled – would go down.

If they ruled a state they would have something to lose: their state would be militarily punished and they would be evicted from power.

They and their backers in the West would be wise to consider whether they would not be in a much stronger position to manage the new threats if they ruled with the support of their citizens.

Mr Davey said climate change posed a real and massive danger to the planet and warned Liberal Democrats the party would look reckless if they ruled out nuclear - a "genuinely low carbon source of electricity" - as an option.

The Hundred Years' War was mostly waged between England and France (in a nutshell, France had ruled England since the Norman Conquest, and the English thought it'd be a better idea if they ruled France, instead).