Sentence examples for rule out a repeat from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Donilon refused Sunday to rule out a repeat).

But even now they don't have nearly enough capital to rule out a repeat of 2008, a point acknowledged last week by the big-bank regulators — the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — who are belatedly urging the megabanks to keep their leverage ratios to a maximum of twenty to one.

And the pact appears to rule out a repeat of the kind of political brinksmanship that caused a partial government shutdown for 16 days in October.

Obama has proposed a three-year AUMF that supposedly would rule out a repeat of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, but its wording could justify lengthy and large-scale deployments so long as they were described as temporary and defensive.

Paper Towns by John Green John Green's second book to hit theaters is more mystery than tearjerker, but don't rule out a repeat of the swoon-worthy scenes that made last summer's The Fault in Our Stars so beloved.

However, China's economic planning agency on Thursday ruled out a repeat of the fiscal stimulus programme started in 2008.

Pretoria has ruled out a repeat this time, but analysts warn that South Africa's dependence on Lesotho for water security could raise the stakes.

But part of their optimism seems based on the belief or hope that Toronto will not bid again, and the Canadian city, a distant runner-up to Beijing in voting by the International Olympic Committee, has not ruled out a repeat bid for 2012.

Now, with the Premier League's Financial Fair Play regulations stopping clubs from losing a certain amount of money a season, Shearer has ruled out a repeat of Rovers's remarkable rise.

However, we cannot rule out a potential role for Q169 in repeat addition processivity since were unable to quantify the processivity of telomerase reconstituted with hTERT Q169D or Q169N.

In our article we were careful not to rule out a role of the asporin D repeat polymorphism in OA susceptibility among Caucasians.