Sentence examples for ruling whereby from inspiring English sources

But UKA, in an information letter sent to athletes prior to Christmas, included an "exceptional circumstances" ruling, whereby they could have omitted him.

She said the cuts were designed to bring the budget deficit under control and, more important, comply with a legal ruling whereby Germany is bound by the "Schuldenbremse," or debt-brake, which the German Parliament passed into law last year.

In what was probably his biggest announcement of the campaign so far, the Labour leader promised to abolish the "non-dom" tax status, a peculiarly British ruling whereby some wealthy Britons and foreigners known as non-domiciled residents enjoy special tax exemptions.

For that reason, the Ministry of Education might want to revisit their ruling whereby they advise against any student repeating before they reach Standard 1. Teachers will need continuous coaching and guidance to enable them to become effective New School teachers.

Each enabled the artist to make visual excursions into the male homosocial courts, hunts, and gardens of the ruling dynasties whereby women were distorted into both abhorrent mythological motifs and real prisoners of male desire.

The socialization process within the family (as well as within other social institutions such as schools, religion, the media, and others) transmit, according to Eli Zaretsky, "a ruling class ideology whereby individuals are deceived into accepting the capitalist system and the dominance of the capitalist class more or less without question".

There is nothing intimate about this kind of dancing: like the military, it operates as a form of franchise, whereby a ruling idea – "America", "Beyoncé" – presides over many cells that span the world.

Developing the notion of hegemony devised by Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, whereby the ruling class justifies the economic status quo as natural and beneficial to every social class rather than as an artificial social construct benefiting itself (think: pay freezes, zero-hours contracts etc), Miliband railed against apologists for state neutrality in class conflict.

Gallardo established a modus operandi with the country's ruling Institutional Revolutionary party, a convivial relationship whereby his cartel delivered votes in return for a blind eye, and enjoyed control over substantial constituencies of the federal and state police forces.

But "stealth gospel", whereby adoring references to the ruling Kim dynasty in classical propaganda music are replaced with mentions of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, must be one of the most creative.

The State Department said in an off-the-record email sent to reporters earlier on Tuesday that the 3,000 pages of emails "meet a goal set by a court ruling  [in VICE News's FOIA lawsuit] whereby the Department is to 'aspire' to the release of 7percentt of the total number of pages of these documents by today's date". .