Sentence examples for pattern of ruling from inspiring English sources

According to Rahn, the history of this paradigm goes back to the collapse of the Han dynasty: "The pattern of ruling power keeping a watchful eye on sectarian groups, at times threatened by them, at times raising campaigns against them, began as early as the second century and continued throughout the dynastic period, through the Mao era and into the present".

Farmers from Masvingo, Mashonaland East and Manicaland Provinces who worked on behalf of the opposition and were interviewed by telephone in the past week described a pattern of ruling-party gangs visiting under the cover of darkness to beat and evict them.

Indeed, based on a pattern of rulings in recent years, the Supreme Court may be on the verge of holding this as unconstitutional.

A Justice Department official who discussed the pattern of rulings only if not identified said the department had long argued that legal proceedings were not well suited to review classified evidence gathered during wartime.

Mr. Kadyrov has long been accused of human rights abuses and of ruling Chechnya through patterns of organized sadism and fear.

This first case of c-ANCA/anti-PR3 positive glomerulonephritis with a 'full-house' immunofluorescence pattern due to bacterial endocarditis underlines the importance of ruling out infection with ANCA positivity or kidney biopsy suggestive of lupus nephritis.

A general concept of governance as a pattern of rule or as the activity of ruling has a long lineage in the English language.

"He's capable of ruling the roost".

Instead of ruling each other out, they supplement each other".

John Roberts' lesbian cousin 'absolutely' proud of ruling.

The focus was on ruling in early diagnoses, rather than the usually preferred option of ruling hazardous conditions out first.