Sentence examples for rule whether from inspiring English sources

Courts can only rule whether they are legal.

The judge would also have to rule whether the questioning hewed closely to public safety issues.

The DWP took most of the last financial year to rule whether the benefit could fund rent deposits, he said.

Islamic rule over Jerusalem lasted for 12 centuries, longer than any other rule, whether Israelite, Roman, Persian or Christian.

Likewise, the judge was asked to rule whether doctors across the country with complaints about denials and delays in payment could claim to be a class.

If it is not an occupation, there is no justification for denying equal rights to everyone who is subject to Israeli rule, whether Israeli or Palestinian.

Next month the district court of Oregon will rule whether to allow Hansen's and 21 young American citizen's case against the US government to proceed to trial.

Corkonians have always stood in opposition to external rule (whether it be from London or Dublin) and retained a healthy disregard of authority.

Sooner rather than later, he must also rule whether the more senior likes of Simon Shaw and Riki Flutey still have enough lead in their pencils.

They could provide a counterweight to the corruption associated with one-party rule, whether in solidly red states or deep-blue cities.

The effervescence of popular democracy may be unsettling but it is something to be cherished far more than the stability of authoritarian rule, whether secular or religious.