Sentence examples for ruled representative from inspiring English sources

The first emperor of China, Qín Shǐ Huáng Dì allegedly buried in a tomb that contained rivers of flowing mercury on a model of the land he ruled, representative of the rivers of China was killed by drinking a mercury and powdered jade mixture formulated by Qin alchemists (causing liver failure, mercury poisoning, and brain death) who intended to give him eternal life.

The judge ruled that "representative government and the election of our representatives are never 'unnecessary,' never a 'waste of taxpayer resources.'" .

Megadollar by megadollar, pressure keeps mounting for a House ethics investigation into the cycling of rich Pentagon contracts and campaign contributions through the appropriations empire ruled by Representative John Murtha.

"I support the concept of the Volcker Rule," Representative Peter Welch, Democrat of Vermont, said, "but these rules aren't going to be effective.

WASHINGTON — Facing serious accusations of violating House rules, Representative Charles B. Rangel offered an extended defense of his conduct on the House floor on Tuesday.

Under the new draft rules, representative action can only be brought by eligible entities, such as consumer organisations and certain independent bodies designated by member states.

Republic, form of government in which a state is ruled by representatives of the citizen body.

Jury selection started in secret after Judge Warren Wilbert of Sedgwick County District Court ruled that representatives of four news media outlets, including The Associated Press, could sit in the courtroom only after the pool was narrowed to 42.

In a desperate attempt to prevent implementation of the Volcker Rule, representatives of megabanks are resorting to some last-minute scare tactics.

DealBook » Last-Ditch Challenge to the Volcker Rule  |  Simon Johnson writes on the Economix blog: "In a desperate attempt to prevent implementation of the Volcker Rule, representatives of megabanks are resorting to some last-minute scare tactics".

While the top players were trying to adhere to the London Rules, representatives of 15 countries met in Paris in 1924 to organize the first permanent international chess federation, known as FIDE, its French acronym for Fédération Internationale des Échecs.