Sentence examples for increasingly ruling from inspiring English sources

Cox said they are increasingly ruling on family and criminal cases, including child custody and domestic violence.

On Sunday, the advocacy group Human Rights Watch said the Americans had left behind a "budding police state," with the country's Shiite leadership increasingly ruling by force and fear.

State courts are increasingly ruling that the education clause in a state constitution places the onus on the state to furnish students with the opportunity to receive a sound education -- and that the responsibility cannot be passed on to localities.

At a time when no collective bargaining agreement is in place and the league is increasingly ruling players with an iron fist, the need for an aggressive advocate like baseball's Donald Fehr is more pronounced than ever.

Dr Heather Holst, the deputy chief executive of Launch Housing, which provides housing support to 16,000 people a year in Melbourne's northern and southern suburbs, said courts were increasingly ruling that the victims of family violence be allowed to stay in the family home, while the perpetrator leaves, but said that did not necessarily solve the problem.

And because women are increasingly ruling, the world is changing for the better.

Then the official results suggested an implausible surge in support for the increasingly unpopular ruling party, supposedly up from 73%to86.4%4%.

Cracks had appeared in the increasingly autocratic ruling party, ZANU-PF, as Mr Mugabe squabbled with his finance minister, Simba Makoni, over the parlous state of the economy.

Now there is a chance that those left behind may redirect a government that has badly lost its way.Poll victories have become rare indeed for the increasingly unpopular ruling party.

Mr. Jiang's contribution, an effort by the increasingly detached ruling party to reinvent itself in all but name, asserts that the party can represent "advanced forces" like entrepreneurs and, indeed, all of society as it continues to be the vanguard of the working class and peasants.

A weary Emperor who no longer cared for the throne, an heir who had no desire to assume the crown, an increasingly discontented ruling class who were dismissive of the Imperial role in national affairs: all these factors presaged the monarchy's impending doom.