Sentence examples for rule out going from inspiring English sources

When things go off the rails, the Union's reflex is never to question or scrap the policy, since political dogma, vested interests and institutional inertia rule out going back on what in Eurospeak is called the "acquis," or European achievements.

"I don't rule out going to America," she says coyly.

Also, don't rule out going back to the same publication.

We have rightly refused to rule out going further, if the balance of risks changes.

Rodriguez did not rule out going on the disabled list, but Girardi sounded skeptical.

But Mr. Mendelsohn said, "We can't rule out going to the market".

But the Malaysian billionaire has already ruled out going back on his controversial rebrand which saw the main team colours change to red at the start of the 2012/13 season after 100 years of blue.

The union has not ruled out going on strike.

But he hasn't ruled out going back into business.

Piazza has not ruled out going on the disabled list.

Unlike Mrs Thatcher in 1987, Mr Blair has ruled out "going on and on".