Sentence examples for struggle to rule from inspiring English sources

Lacking Mr Garang's charisma, he would struggle to rule in similarly autocratic fashion.

Follow Castelli's struggle to rule her feelings in the tantalizing works below.

Upon hearing that his father was going to have a child with his legitimate wife, Bolton immediately questioned his future position in the family both personally and professionally, having to deal with his father's questionable approval and the struggle to rule the North.

Mughal kings struggled to rule the territory over four centuries ago, lamenting that Bengal was "a house of turbulence".

Pounded by Israel from outside and by the challenge from Hamas within, the Palestinian Authority is close to collapse, struggling to rule its own people.

For those like her who hope the court can resolve the impasse, the way the Supreme Court resolved Bush v. Gore in 2000, a legal challenge amounts to a desperate test of Iraq's fledging democratic institutions, still struggling to rule by law.

Struggling to rule the independent-minded cities of Ionia, the Persians appointed tyrants to rule each of them.

Despite declining violence and oil revenues that have built up $200 billion in foreign reserves during the president's 15-year rule, Algerians struggle to find jobs.

The justices seemed to struggle over whether to rule broadly or narrowly on the cases.

Former prime minister Benazir Bhutto of the People's party, who hopes to form the next government, thinks that Musharraf has already decided the result: a hung parliament, forever locked in petty power struggles allowing him to rule at his own personal whim.

"They have used Islam to suppress people, to stop women in their struggle, so they have power to rule," she said.