Sentence examples for rule from a from inspiring English sources

Today, both Erdogan and Netanyahu rule from a support base that is more religious, more rural and less educated, where honor and nationalism are important.

(This is a formula of the Chinese dynastic revolution called chanrang, which means the peaceful shift in rule from a decadent dynasty to a more-virtuous one).

Finally, al-Maʾmūn was forced to concede that he could not rule from a distance, and in August 819 he returned to Baghdad.

During a multi-stage rulemaking process, the SEC received over 2,000 unique comment letters and over 320,000 form letters about the rule from a wide range of stakeholders, including many members of Congress.

This Article then evaluates the CFPB's rule from a human rights standpoint, and explores the CFPB's role in mitigating human rights concerns triggered by arbitration clauses in consumer credit contracts.

The Texas Revolution was not simply a fight between the Anglo settlers and Mexican troops; it was a revolution of the people who were living in Texas against what many of them regarded as tyrannical rule from a distant source.

A Republican lawmaker asks Mr. Dimon about the Volcker Rule from an interesting angle.

Kathleen Sgamma, vice president of government affairs for Western Energy Alliance, an association of oil companies, said: "While the current rule is better than the first impractical rule, D.O.I. still has not justified the rule from an economic or scientific point of view.

Here, Plato inferred a (within-group!) golden rule from an empirically based thought-experiment.

Ibn Taymiyya (1263 1328), however, criticized al-Ghazâlî's rule from an scriptualist angle.

This translation is accomplished via the naming of defaults, so that reference may be made to a default rule from within a theory.