Sentence examples for ruled time from inspiring English sources

Theories of history used to be supernatural: the divine ruled time; the hand of God, a special providence, lay behind the fall of each sparrow.

Lance C. Winchester, a lawyer in Austin who represents BustedMugshots and MugshotsOnline, both named in the lawsuit, says Mr. Ciolek's lawsuit is a stinker because the United States Supreme Court has ruled time and again that mug shots are public records.

McClelland ruled that time had been called at the time of the play.

The 5th Circuit has not ruled and time is running out.

And Saturn, the last planet the ancients could see, ruled over time, structure, and death.

We used to have a person who found the rules time consuming and difficult.

The article, The National Emergency Access Target and the 4-Hour Rule: Time to Review the Target, directly linked the NEAT with clear reductions in in-hospital mortality of emergency admissions.

The national welfare reforms of 1996 ushered in a new program with work rules, time limits and greater latitude for states to discourage people from receiving welfare.

Dominant themes in the evaluation report included the complexity of business rules, time delays between HMR initiation and completion, and communication difficulties between GP and pharmacist.

As described in [ 45] and [ 14], in the asynchronous update case, genes can be updated following different rules (time delay for each gene, random update …).

In that case, set specific ground rules (time frames, meeting places, etc).