Sentence examples for rule of competing from inspiring English sources

Given that the Parliament does not form the government in the traditional sense of a Parliamentary system, its politics have developed along more consensual lines rather than majority rule of competing parties and coalitions.

Fenerbahce were ruled out of competing in the Champions League in 2013-14 and 2011-12 due to a match-fixing scandal four years ago.

The second half of the 19th Century was marked by the rise of competing nationalist movements and battles over home rule which decided the fate of British prime ministers.

Small worlds enable the expert to handle large amounts of information, rule out competing hypotheses and focus on a few distinguishable findings.

He trained for three years but when a back injury ruled him out of competing he left a note apologising for his failure and killed himself.

Pietersen, who has ruled himself out of competing in the Caribbean Premier League to commit to Surrey, will primarily be involved in Twenty20 matches on Friday nights between May and July.

It is East versus West; the democratic system against autocracy; publicly traded airlines subject to rule of law competing with monarchies with no shareholders to answer to.

And, while the lure of big-money payouts for professional fights is a strong one for the Suffolk fighter, he has refused to rule out the possibility of competing at next year's world championships and even in Rio in four years' time.

Mr. Kizzell steered the American agents to nearby Sherbro Island, a malaria-infested swamp ruled by a variety of competing African kings.

At the same time, the international standards, whose authors sought to combine the best rules from a range of competing national standards, have been gaining momentum abroad.

Daley also ruled out the possibility of competing in the new mixed-gender synchronised competition, which will be launched at this summer's World Championships in Kazan, Russia.