Sentence examples for protracted rule from inspiring English sources

During the heyday of her husband's protracted rule, from 1965 to 1986, she was also a disco queen, hitting the floors at gilded international night spots, which, thanks to her, included the roof of the palace she occupied in Manila.

Not only does Facts Up Front enjoy broad consumer support, it is happening much more quickly and effectively than if done through a mandated, protracted government rule-making process that would take years and cost American taxpayers millions of dollars.

Go build your world of strict religious rule, protracted morality and over inflated sense of self importance.

After protracted hearings at the World Trade Organization, the organization ruled that European officials had not made their case and deemed the ban illegal in 1997.

While Marconi was integral to the invention of the inventor of the radio, the US Supreme Court ruled in 1943, after a protracted court battle, that a number of his patents were in fact preceded by those submitted by Tesla and others.

But the document also acknowledged that the force was so stretched at the height of the riots that it was "impractical" to bail people while they conducted "protracted" investigations, suggesting that investigating officers use special rules to fast-track cases to the courts with less evidence than is normally required.

"Unfortunately that got ruled out and then it got protracted with visa issues.

Also the expression of the molecule Map5 in newlyborn synantocytes seems to be specific to rabbits, thus confirming that protracted cerebellar neurogenesis in this species can share common rules with other neurogenic systems yet displaying unespected features.

As a fuller picture of the group's detailed and meticulously planned military network has emerged in recent months — alongside documentation of its atrocities and likely genocide crimes — experts are predicting a protracted and bloody fight to dismantle the so-called caliphate it rules over in both countries.

So far President Obama has ruled out that option, which runs the danger of a protracted stalemate.

The commission's report depicts a country where the rule of law is crumbling and where abductions, enforced or involuntary disappearances, protracted detention without charge and attacks on journalists continue.