Sentence examples for ready rule from inspiring English sources

New York State's version is slightly different, and is known as the "ready rule".

How much the collapse of Soviet Russia was really the achievement of Thatcher and Reagan is impossible to quantify, but the rough and ready rule in politics is that if things go well on your watch, you take the credit, whether or not you really deserve it.

One rough and ready rule sometimes used is that a country should have enough reserves to pay for three months of imports.

A rough-and-ready rule of drug-making is that for every 10,000 molecules screened in a given programme in the laboratory, only one will survive to launch.The most public failures are those drugs that make it into clinical trials, and then stumble.

This was a PM on her way back from Buckingham Palace, ready to rule, with a new ruling partner in tow, in the form of Queen-loving crankies the DUP.

It has not only been the rival videos that have been struggling for attention but associated hashtags too, often mirroring each others' messages: Hamas asserting it is "ready to rule" with Fatah saying it is "able to rule".

But he is not ready to rule out the idea.

Then the winners were not ready to rule Kosovo.

Judd Trump is ready to rule the world – and there's no Ronnie O'Sullivan to stop him.

Some doctors, though, are not ready to rule out the possibility that anti-inflammatory drugs helped cause Mourning's illness.

But no one's quite ready to rule out the other name on the ballot paper: Andrea Leadsom.