Sentence examples for openly rules from inspiring English sources

As Reuters reported: Once driven to near irrelevance by the rise of Islamic State abroad and security crackdowns at home, al-Qaida in Yemen now openly rules a mini-state with a war chest swollen by an estimated $100m in looted bank deposits and revenue from running the country's third largest port.

Probably until the military actually tries to openly rule.

In the wake of the coup, Simović's new government refused to ratify Yugoslavia's signing of the Tripartite Pact, but did not openly rule it out.

Fifa has banned them for openly breaking rules on youth development.

Reprints Related items European economies: What took them so long?Dec 5th 2002Until recently, candidate states would not have dared to question openly the rules underpinning the single currency, lest the markets send their currencies plunging and their borrowing costs spiralling.

1) Mountaintop removal, like all strip mining, should have been abolished in 1971, as US Rep. Ken Hechler from West Virginia proposed to the Congress--not regulated, given the century-long rap sheet of an outlaw coal industry that has openly flaunted rules in a constant state of violation, exploited loopholes and a corrupt state and federal system that tolerates regulatory manslaughter.

A lot of the centralization — bailouts, executive power, increased spending — happened under Republican, often openly conservative, rule.

Students who openly defied the rules left voluntarily or were expelled.

So the contention in the article that before the crisis member states were openly flouting the rules is not correct.

But there is something alluring, almost romantic, about the sideline catch, how a receiver skirts a boundary without actually going beyond it, as if openly flouting the rules.

How much longer can member states openly ignore the rules of the internal market that they signed up to when it does not suit their national vested interests?