Sentence examples for rule something from inspiring English sources

While SAP and Microsoft said they did not plan to rekindle the merger talks, Mr. Kagermann said, "As a professional, I would never in my life rule something out for a company forever.

Some experts have even suggested that there should be weight restrictions at all levels of football, even the N.F.L. "You never rule something like that out," N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell said.

The largest province in China, Xinjiang accounts for 16 per cent of its land area and for hundreds of years the province has been a difficult territory to rule, something the Communist Party is as keenly aware of as the Turkish warriors and Manchu warlords who tried in previous centuries.

In this sense, 'Everything is true' does rule something out.

"I wouldn't rule something out," he told the paper, "but not right at the moment".

They toppled Slobodan Milosevic's iron-fisted rule — something the inefficient politicians were unable to do throughout a decade of brutal wars and economic breakdown.

The group's expert panel is the primary body for evaluating the safety of flavoring substances added to food; if it rules something is "generally recognized as safe," the F.D.A. goes along.

A sentence is meaningful only if it rules something out.

Of course, that doesn't rule out something untoward happening.

But he added, as he did last year, don't rule out something "farther down the road".

Match-box size Most of the commercial displays are matchbox-sized, although Bradley does not rule out something bigger.