Sentence examples for ruling politics from inspiring English sources

The coalition's messages of income inequality, big-bank ruthlessness and money ruling politics may have been old, but for the city, the raucous sight was not.

He blogged and tweeted regularly about rulings, politics and friendships in succinct commentary, sharpened by decades of delivering judgments.

The idea of equal citizenship can be traced back to Aristotle's political philosophy and his claim that true citizens take turns ruling and being ruled (Politics: 1252a16).

We realized that technology was ruling Polish politics - marketing, PR -- in a much more blunt and open way than in any other Western democracy.

"It's not politics in the usual sense of the word when the ruling party fights with the ruling government.

But massive transfer payment laws to give jobs to unemployed rural youth by the millions, huge raises to government employees and other trappings of ruling coalition incumbency politics make Gandhi a viable contender.

He's since chalked the Obama-era ruling up to "politics," and argued that the rules are hampering broadband providers like Comcast and AT&T, while putting investments and jobs at risk.

The Supreme Court came down Monday squarely on the side of the reformers who want to limit the influence of money in politics, ruling that Congress can restrict how much the political parties spend to fund their candidates.

The Brown ruling radicalized Southern politics practically overnight, and in a way that has had lasting consequences for American politics.

Anwar called the ruling a "political conspiracy" to run him out of politics.

Angela Fernandez, executive director of the Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights, said the court ruling transcended party politics and was "an extension of the Dominican government's deeply troubled history and track record as it relates to their treatment of Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent".