Sentence examples for power ruling from inspiring English sources

Yet these grand goals are coupled with modest methods: the administration appears determined to rely on air power, ruling out the use of ground forces.

Mr Miliband also gave his strongest rejection yet of the Conservative claim that he would have to do a deal with the SNP to get into power, ruling out a coalition or a looser arrangement.

Those of the opposite opinion point to the fact that the Islamists have hijacked the youths' revolution, just as the mullahs of Iran did more than thirty years ago -- and they are still in power, ruling through a religious autocracy.

So, I asked, there's no sense of a wealthy central power ruling over a wide territory?

Mr. Juppé, a former prime minister and foreign minister, added, "The world of the next decades will function this way" -- creating a situation that would be "much better than a single power ruling over the affairs of the planet".

For the next 15 years Vargas assumed largely dictatorial powers, ruling most of that time without a congress.

From Mauryan times (4th 2nd century bce), both were subject to various local and regional powers ruling in western India.

Today he is that project's official receiver in name only: a federal bankruptcy court has suspended his powers, ruling that the federal bankruptcy law trumps state laws that protect bondholders.

They say that if the Samajwadi Party is elected, it will be back to the old days of muscle-power ruling the state.

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"The thing that haunts them is the transfer from revolutionary, disruptive power, to ruling power," Mr. Brown said.