Sentence examples for ruling out of from inspiring English sources

Fourth, no ruling out of a further recall of parliament, if events require it.

A federal appeals court, ruling out of Virginia, has rightly decided to let his case go forward.

Also, given that the Conservatives believe in free-market approaches, I'm bamboozled by their ruling out of for-profits at home, while spending development money on on them elsewhere.

Although this differentiates the Lib Dems from the Tory party and the Labour cabinet (if not the backbenches), it's not quite as radical as, say, Gerhard Schröder's ruling out of any military "adventures" with the US.

Taking a broader view of the deficit levy suggests the policy is not really about the deficit – it's about raising extra money so the government can preserve its absurd commitment to the paid parental leave scheme and its ruling out of changes to pensions in their current term.

A key finding was that patients defined mild, moderate and major AE by pain/symptom severity, functional impact, duration and by ruling out of alternative causes.

Nowadays, there is increasing awareness on the importance of ruling out forms of wheat allergy (WA) when facing with unclear cases of suspected gluten-related disorders [ 2, 3].

Note that other regulations can restrict profits of insurers, ruling out some of the equilibria with profits above the legal limit.

They did it in classic fashion -- by ruling out use of the other kinds of compasses.

(Conversely, of course, producing SBs makes direct statements about the evolutionary history of the genomes by ruling out some of the possible scenarios).

"I'm not ruling in or ruling out any of the things that we're doing now," Huff said.