Sentence examples for it rules at from inspiring English sources

There are signs of serious disagreement among China's elite over whether the party should change how it rules, at least a bit, to give people more say in who leads them.

It also needs to locate what it is doing in the common experience of the people over whom it rules; at the least to win their acquiescence and at best to enlist their support.

The Maoists refused to talk to the old government because it ruled at the whim of the king, who retained control of the army.

He is not at all an "intellectual," has no special scholarly interest, but is much devoted to his church, the Syrian Jacobite Church, which long antedates the Greek and boasts that its line comes direct from the Holy See of Antioch, founded by Peter, and that it ruled at one time the whole Christian East.

Justice Scalia noted a procedural obstacle to reviewing the case: while the appeals court declared the prayer unconstitutional, it ruled at the same time that because the state of the law was unclear, Superintendent Bunting was entitled to "qualified immunity," meaning that he could not be sued for damages.

If it rules the same way in at least five cases, it will set a precedent under Mexican law, clearing the way for soldiers to face civilian prosecution.

A Swedish appeals court announced on Monday that it would rule at the end of the week whether to rescind the detention order against the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.

He died from cyanide poisoning two years later and it was ruled at his inquest that he had committed suicide.

But it ruled out pre-2030 expatStanstedStansted in Essex or Birmingham.

Zoo officials make it rule to greet new arrivals at the train or boat, & escort them to their new home.

That's give it away, not pocket it: altruism rules at 320 East 43rd.