Sentence examples for left rule from inspiring English sources

Left rule in Bengal was, in one sense at least, akin to a colonial presence, in that it thrived, as British rule had, on the splintering of the opposition, and on the political void outside itself.

Armed with the mantra of "Ma, Mati, Manush" (mother, motherland and people) and the promise of "poriborton" (change), Ms. Banerjee came into power in style, with a historic electoral victory, putting an end to the 34-year-old Left rule in the state.

Indeed, Id-inductivity is secured by two independent routes: by the interaction of the Tonk Left rule for Tonk+ with the Tonk* Right rule to Tonk+, and then again by the interaction of Tonk+'s Tonk* Left rule with its Tonk Right rule.

(To give the former in more detail, by way of example, the Tonk Left rule for Tonk+ gives φ Tonk+ ψ ≻ψ from (Id -for-ψ, from whId -for-ψId -for-ψonk* Right rule fromTonk+ whichtapplyingnk+ ψ ≻ φ thek+ ψ.) Tonk*is enough on the subject of Tonk and vaRightons.

There is just one left rule for conjunction (and dually just one right rule for disjunction).

(Note that while F ≻ f is a special case of the (left) rule for F, there is no proof of the converse sequent.

But Queen Latifah (left) rules as the warden, who understands the meaning of reciprocity.

The State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, left, ruled out tax increases, saying the current state budget appeared to have a surplus.

FRANCE: FUEL STALEMATE -- Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, left, ruled out any new concessions to trucking unions blockading fuel supplies that have caused gas stations around the country to run dry and disrupted air traffic.

It is Tonk+ that has Knot as its mirror image, since just as we Knot has the full force of the (∧ Right) and (∨ Left) rules, Tonk+ enjoys the full force of the (∧ Left) and (∨ Right) rules.

This reform would need a two-thirds vote to pass, thus leaving Rule XXII intact, and it would remain in place for just two years.