Sentence examples for problems of ruling from inspiring English sources

The possible practical problems of ruling the other way, he said, "are too serious, too extensive and too likely to come about for us to dismiss them as insignificant — particularly in light of the ever-growing importance of foreign trade to America".

For most critics (even within the ranks of logical empiricism), the problem of ruling out metaphysical statements while retaining the terms of high theory remained unsolved.

The simulation methodology was applied to a real clinical problem of ruling-in/ruling-out of patients with suspected acute myocardial infarction (AMI) by biochemical monitoring.

"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.

Nadal has a history of knee problems, with tendinitis ruling him out for much of the 2009 season and more recently forcing him to withdraw from a charity match against Novak Djokovic.

The Wales prop, 32, has suffered a recurrence of his long-standing calf problem, ruling him out of the tour warm-up in Hong Kong on Saturday.

Note that the problem is simultaneously one of ruling in the right causes without also ruling in the wrong ones.

Brown's problem will be that much of that "ruling class" does not like to think of itself as part of a national network of interdependent elements.