Sentence examples for solidly rule from inspiring English sources

And Roosevelt alone won convincing majorities in four elections, during a time that a Democratic coalition also came to solidly rule Congress.

The question has been whether William I introduced fundamental changes in England or based his rule solidly on Anglo-Saxon foundations.

But neither Schumer nor Durbin is solidly committed to rules reform.

Separately, Republican officials said Speaker J. Dennis Hastert used a private session with lawmakers to encourage them to remain solidly behind the new rules, as well.

In contrast to the other two regulators the FDIC and the comptroller of the currency the Federal Reserve, which had a big role in fashioning the Basel II rules, is solidly behind the plan.

They could provide a counterweight to the corruption associated with one-party rule, whether in solidly red states or deep-blue cities.

Mr. Cincotti throws in two solidly made originals, "I Changed the Rules," and "Lovers, Secrets, Lies".

The show, which airs its solidly crafted finale Wednesday, certainly didn't rewrite the rules of television, but it executed a number of things surprisingly well.

Fostering instrumental technique is a solidly good thing, but we place equal value on instinctive appreciation and rule-free fun.

The Supreme Court solidly affirmed this with regard to free speech on Wednesday when it ruled that the Westboro Baptist Church's offensive protests outside the funeral of a fallen Marine is a form of protected speech.

A big takeaway here appears to be that as rough as the environment is for Republicans, the rules of political gravity haven't completely disappeared for Democrats in solidly red districts.