Sentence examples for uncontested rule from inspiring English sources
The headlines hide deeper trends in places where the Taliban until recently enjoyed uncontested rule.
In response, Kaunda in 1972 imposed one-party rule on Zambia, and in 1973 he introduced a new constitution that ensured his party's uncontested rule.
To this end, there is a need to ensure the uncontested rule of law and tireless recourse to negotiation, mediation and arbitration, as proposed by the Charter of the United Nations, which constitutes truly a fundamental juridical norm.
Felipe Calderón, a member by family tradition of the conservative Partido Acción Nacional (PAN), took over as his party's second President of the current era in December of 2006, following seventy years of uncontested rule by the Partido Revolucionario Institucional, or PRI.
His rule uncontested, Casimir presided over a process of unification and codification of laws in the mid-14th century for Great and Little Poland that is often called the Statute of Wiślica.
An 11-member investigatory panel in the attorney-general's office had unanimously found them guilty of gross misconduct in April's inconclusive elections.The prosecutors found sufficient evidence to damn TRT for bribing fringe parties to put up candidates, allegedly to circumvent a rule that uncontested candidates must get at least a fifth of votes cast (including ballots marked "no vote").
Recent reports from Gartner also indicate that if uncontested, the iPad will rule the tablet roost for the next few years.
The Marines and soldiers are encountering fierce resistance as they push into areas where Taliban rule has gone uncontested, in some cases for years.
This fairly obscure set of rules enables an uncontested contract to be issued to a company to be run by the NHS or council – but in practice for the company to operate at "arms length" from the public body which spawned it.
In adulthood, he struggled for seven years to earn a living by acting, but he only managed to become a minor player in the profession where his older brother, Edwin Booth, ruled supreme and uncontested as nineteenth-century America's greatest star.
The alleged aim was to ensure that Thai Rak Thai contenders in opposition strongholds did not fall foul of the rule that candidates in uncontested seats must win one-fifth of votes cast (including "no vote").
