Sentence examples for starting to rule from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Theresa May is starting to rule out options that could leave Britain closely integrated with the continental economies.

By this time last year, it was legal in 17 states and DC, with courts just starting to rule against state bans, putting the cases en route to the appellate courts.

In fact, as a tasting of the life-enhancing imports now arriving from the top vineyard regions of South America proves, the exceptions are starting to rule.

Now we even have some states and cities starting to rule by mandate.

The replacement of General McKiernan by General McChrystal, a staunch supporter of the "surge" doctrine, added to the expectation that force rather than diplomacy would start to rule.

The publicists handling such luminaries of American culture "are people who start to rule everybody's existence," said John Beard, the movie's production designer.

And just as much as aid, mobilising the resources of the Haitian diaspora is vital in fighting poverty.The lasting question raised by the past month's events is how to deal with elected presidents who start to rule despotically.

"Arsenal were the worst team they could have played today, but if this gap to the teams around them isn't shortened by the beginning of January, then your head starts to rule over your heart". Next up for Villa?

"In a lot of these different scenarios he's considered of how dark matter can annihilate... he's started to rule out well-motivated theoretical models," said Jennifer Siegal-Gaskins, an astrophysicist at Ohio State University and a member of the Fermi Large Area Telescope (LAT) collaboration who attended Abazajian's talk.

After Dorgon's death on the last day of 1650, the young monarch started to rule personally.

He started to rule more arbitrarily after the Banza affair, giving himself control of various ministerial positions and the army.