Sentence examples for rule indefinitely from inspiring English sources

Changes to the constitution in 2014 eliminated term limits, allowing Ortega to rule indefinitely.

The hemisphere's two leaders most obsessed with their virility make no effort to hide their ambitions to rule indefinitely.

Ideologically the party seemed adrift, its ruthless determination to prolong its rule indefinitely its main unifying force.

China this month abolished presidential term limits, clearing the way for President Xi Jinping to rule indefinitely.

Still, if Xi wants to extend his rule indefinitely, there are a few historic truths that he will need to confront.

After the massacre, Captain Camara dug in his heels as international condemnation poured in, and he seemed set to extend his rule indefinitely, aided by the loyalty of a substantial segment of the military.

The Bush administration has put off the question of self-rule indefinitely by winning United Nations recognition of the American-run coalition as the occupying power in Iraq.

There are regulatory costs, of uncertain scale, but to make them significant you have to assume that Britain would be ruled indefinitely by free-market zealots who would dispense with product standards, and social and environmental protections.

But many MPs object to the arrangement, which they say could leave the UK "trapped" under EU rules indefinitely.

Mrs May believes the majority of the MPs who voted against her deal - including 118 Conservatives - would back it if she managed to secure changes that would prevent the UK being tied to EU customs rules indefinitely.

First, they claimed it posed a risk to the integrity of the union by creating an "Irish Sea border", and secondly, that it tied the UK to EU rules indefinitely with no say in them.