Sentence examples for managed to rule from inspiring English sources
The referee somehow managed to rule out the Hannover defender Christian Pander's perfectly good goal against Hertha.
Nevertheless, despite grumblings, there is little doubt that had Charles managed to rule his other dominions as he controlled England, his peaceful reign might have been extended indefinitely.
The late Pope Saint John Paul II managed to rule that out for at least a couple of centuries and, he hoped, very much longer than that.
Though the French managed to rule Egypt for several years, there were repeated setbacks, most notably Lord Nelson's naval victory in the Battle of the Nile in 1798, which put an end to thoughts of conquering India.
By applying such principles the government in Copenhagen and the Danish public servants managed to rule the now far-off Norway after the Swedish annexations of Skåne, Halland, and Bohuslän.
During Machiavelli's youth, his father seems to have gained him entrée to the scholarly circles around the widely beloved Lorenzo de Medicii, who had managed to rule Florence for decades without the Florentines' feeling the brunt or shame of being ruled.
Nor are the cities, with their appalling unemployment levels and spreading slums, much better.So how did Hassan manage to rule for so long?
Instead, Putin relies on the episodic theatre of events like his call-in show on state-run television, a safe environment where there are no challengers, and no hint that anyone else could ever manage to rule such a large, difficult, madcap country.
Republicans can't even manage to rule, he says, repugnant as the idea of "rulers" is in a democratic nation where monarchs, oligarchs and aristocracies are by definition anathema.
Though every study presents data consistent with one process or the other, none of these tests, except scrambling and self-crowding, manages to rule out the alternative [see 16].
To keep them out, Moscow's mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, has managed to retain rules that force out-of-towners to register for residence, despite the Constitutional Court's ruling that they should not have to.
