There are also pitfalls that might be ruled out by common sense but which nevertheless thwart the efforts of many Americans trying to save money.
But it is unclear how many ballots might be ruled invalid in the recount, and even if Mr. Karzai were ultimately forced into a runoff, the harsh winter weather might prevent it from being held until April.
Educators feared that all courses below university level might be ruled off limits to overseas students, even though between 40% and 50% of foreigners at British universities had taken an earlier course in Britain, usually to hone language or study skills.
Jackie Smith might be ruled out by virtue of having been home secretary in the recent past, but her experience and popular touch place her in the right sort of area.
In addition, potential donors, particularly corporations, a major source of GOP soft money, were reluctant to give to organizations that might be ruled illegal by the FEC, especially after the Enron and corporate governance scandals.
Just imagine that in a couple of years from now Europe might be ruled by mostly rightwing governments and turn into a fortress, leaving everything behind that initially built the European idea".
The idea is that undesirable cream skimming deviations might be ruled out through such legislation.
Mr Mashaei might be ruled out by the Guardian Council because of his controversial philosophical views.
While Twitter and Vine might be ruled by "influencers", the average person can still tweet or shoot a video.
Writing in c380BC, Plato applied this question both to the individual and the city-state, considering earlier and current forms of government in Athens and potential forms, in which the ideal city might be ruled by philosophers.
