Sentence examples for left to rule from inspiring English sources

Their economic philosophy was revealed in a series of interviews by Ferguson who filmed them arguing that a free market should be left to rule without a government hand on the tiller or taxes that distort economic behaviour.

He'd been left to rule a city in chaos with the help of a eunuch named Grey Worm; we'd endured a Shakespearean number of stabbings, very few of them enjoyable, and a live-action version of "So You've Been Publicly Shamed" that felt as long as the massacre at Hardhome.

Britain will be "diminished and divided" if the Tories are left to rule alone after next May's general election, Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg has said.

By mid-20th century the Colonial Office had built a huge office complex but had almost no one left to rule.

Without a functioning government, Martelly was left to rule by decree.

Poniewozik states that Eddard "doesn't seem to consider that he has options: he is left to rule in the king's place, an injustice has been committed, the law requires one path to justice and he chooses it.

With few rules left to govern it, and self-discipline an old-hat concept, fashion now encourages people to assume an identity without actually having one of their own.

Instead, it was left to Britain to rule this colonial nation for another quarter-century and ultimately bring it to independence.

She called for it to happen, despite three years of the existing parliament left to run and having previously ruled out calling an early vote.

Some policy decisions are better made locally or at the state level, but some are too fundamental to our national health to be left to majority rule.

In writing his own libretto, he cast off Shakespeare's itinerant duke, focusing instead on Angelo, the deputy left behind to rule in the duke's absence.