Sentence examples similar to ruled approach from inspiring English sources

It now looks as if the end of the road has been reached for supermarkets' "divide and rule" approach to their supply base.

The "You vote, I rule" approach, where citizens are inert and politicians are beholden to vested interests who fund them is stalled and citizens are increasingly cynical.

I thought that was a divide-and-rule approach".

She has taken the same "home-rule" approach to other issues, including water use.

He was sanguine about the decision that went against him, very much taking a rules-is-rules approach.

It's a divide-and-rule approach when they cannot sell the idea of compulsory ID cards for everybody".

This is the classic Tory divide-and-rule approach, encouraging neighbours to turn on one another over the failure of government policy.

David Cameron's appalling but sadly politically effective divide-and-rule approach to the union leaves a vacuum that Labour should fill.

There are those who think that Crosby's cynical, divide-and-rule approach to elections will be bad for the Conservatives in the long term.

STUDIO B 259 Banker St., Greenpoint, Brooklyn (718-389-1880)—July 20: The New York City rockers Battles take a slide-rule approach to their music.

Claude Debussy, master of the spontaneous, "break all the rules" approach, secretly used the Golden Ratio to structure precisely many of his middle period works.