Sentence examples for rule crisis from inspiring English sources

He was one of the few Whigs who stood by Gladstone in the Irish Home Rule crisis of 1886.

By "orange card" I mean the Conservative party's past use of unionist votes in parliament, or in the case of the home rule crisis, the threat of unionism's potential military muscle, to cling to national power and/or usurp their domestic British opponents.

The exhibition is called Home Rule Crisis... the unionist response and covers the period from 1912-1914.

Meanwhile, in Dublin men and women were on parade dressed in the historical uniforms of the Ulster Volunteer Force at the time of the Home Rule crisis.

The Alliance MP also detailed a long list of anniversaries which occur in the years ahead, including the signing of the Ulster Covenant, the Home Rule Crisis, the emergence of the Gaelic Revival movement and the rise of women's suffrage and labour movements.

These models and their builders ruled crises out by assumption, did they not?

Yet while the first rule of crisis management -- at least since the Tylenol tampering scare of 19 years ago -- has been to reassure the public, industry executives have been all but silent about flight safety, their customers' overriding concern.

Public relations experts like to say that the first rule of crisis management is to get all the facts out, and to take responsibility for what you've done, quickly and completely.

Within the first 24-hours of the news breaking, Sterling and the Clippers managed to violate every top rule of crisis management.

The European Commission acknowledged that Berlin's move was in "prima facie" accordance with Schengen rules on crisis situations, but it had a swift domino effect across Europe.

She says her own enthrallment began with teenage reading in Richmond, Va.: "Scarlett embodies the secret masculinization of the outwardly feminine, the uninhibited will to act of every tomboy adolescent, here justified by the rule-bending crisis of war".