Sentence examples for rule land from inspiring English sources

While the KMT maintained one-party rule, land reform and the development of manufacturing pushed the economy ahead.

In 1954, their activism against colonial rule landed them in prison for six months; after that, they were under house arrest for two years.

The Council of Constance accepted his proposal (January 1418) that ecclesiastics rule lands and cities belonging to the church, but he found it necessary to establish himself in these places diplomatically rather than forcibly.

Heberto Padilla, an acclaimed Cuban poet whose criticism of Fidel Castro's rule landed him first in jail and later in exile, died on Monday in Auburn, Ala., where he had recently become a writer in residence at Auburn University.

It's a film that dives headlong into the chaos and carnage of Auschwitz in the crumbling stages of Nazi rule, landing with dirt in its face and rank despair in its gaze.

The site was initially chosen when McFarland and Ja Rule landed on the island after running out of gas flying from New York to the Bahamas.

The Seasiders manager was sent to the stands after throwing a bottle which hit a female spectator and his irate reaction after the final whistle, which the FA found breached three rules, landed him in hot water.

It shows that the Lithuanian Dukes were co-operating; the signatories include Dukes who ruled lands such as Samogitia, which probably had no contact with Galicia Volhynia.

Here, gravity-defying ZIP codes rule the land, pushing home ownership out of reach for everyone but the most affluent.

Astride their horses, they look as if they rule the land as far as the eye can see.

But the johads fell into disrepair a century ago during the consolidation of British rule and land management in India.