Sentence examples for ruling conditions from inspiring English sources

The ruling conditions imposed on Rasoherina reflected a power shift toward the oligarchs of the Hova commoner class and away from the Andriana sovereigns, who had traditionally drawn their legitimacy from the deeply held cultural belief that the royal line was imbued with hasina, a sacred authority bestowed by the ray aman-dreny (ancestors).

Moreover, Heraclitus also postulates that all observable changes result from a "strife" of opposing forces to overcome each other, thus creating transformative power as the ruling condition of existence: "war is the father of all and king of all" (Fr. 212).

Perhaps most alarming about the Justice Department's conclusions, however, is how loudly they echo those of a federal judge in a landmark 1977 court ruling on conditions at Oakley.

He stayed his own ruling on condition that the administration seek an expedited appellate review of his decision, a step the Justice Department began with court filings on Tuesday.

While occasionally throwing in flimsy references to the increasingly inflammatory ruling class/workers condition, the flamenco-influenced musical musters little urgency.

The ruling conceded that conditions were very different at the two sites and her medical condition had not been properly considered during the process of the move.

Cancer screening is based on the probability that a future event will occur, splitting the population into people who are likely or unlikely to have the existing condition, before then confirming or ruling out the condition on the basis of further diagnostic tests.

Diagnosing PSP before death involves piecing together a jigsaw of clues, ruling out other conditions and, in Swankie's case, a perceptive GP.

For the conditions ruling the existence of such benefits, see the same sources.

"Opponents pulling out, shows being cancelled, weather conditions ruling shows off.

The diagnosis typically involves ruling out other conditions that might cause similar symptoms such as fainting.