Sentence examples for return to rule from inspiring English sources

Serbs, in and out of Kosovo, want a return to rule from Belgrade.

In such Serb-controlled places as Srebrenica, it is inconceivable that the new locals would let survivors return to rule them.

What this amounts to is a return to rule by a wealthy oligarchy, a Gilded Age revisited, except that this time around ordinary Americans do not even know they are being fooled by the rich.

Mr Robinson's resignation and the crisis that now increases the possibility of a return to rule from Westminster, was sparked by a murder this summer which had alleged links to the IRA.

He and his followers favoured a fully representative form of government, whereas the other revolutionary vanguard group of the southern Netherlands, the Statists, led by Henri van der Noot, sought a return to rule by the nobility and clergy.

While donor governments wait for a return to rule of law and respect for human rights before resuming direct development aid, more than 4,000 Zimbabweans die each week.

On Photisarath's death Setthathirath returned to rule as Setthathirath I (ruled 1548 71).

Other Iraqis don't actually believe that Mr. Hussein will be returned to rule.

Jews have returned to rule the holy city after an exile of nearly 2,000 years.

The Medici family returned to rule Florence, and Machiavelli, suspected of conspiracy, was imprisoned, tortured, and sent into exile in 1513 to his father's small property in San Casciano, just south of Florence.

Since eighty per cent of Canadians live within a hundred miles of their southern border, the settlements quickly subside in the north and nature returns to rule all but the thin ribbon of concrete on which we drive.