Sentence examples for until the rule of from inspiring English sources

A comment by Cassiodorus may suggest that he survived until the rule of Theoderic (ad 493 526).

It wasn't until the rule of Akbar (1542-1605), Humayun's son, that the Mughal Empire was consolidated.

So these people (most of us, I think) must go along, their views systematically underrepresented until the rule of the pushy yammerers becomes too intolerable and they leave.

During the period of divisions, lasting almost 200 years (until the rule of Casimir III), Poland underwent transformation in almost every sphere of life.

The Philippines was marked by rapid economic development and a flourishing democracy until the rule of President Ferdinand Marcos, a close ally of the US, who imposed martial law in the early 1970s.

It retained this status until the rule of Trebonianus Gallus in 251 CE.

Until then, the rule of law will remain a notion towards which the U.S. -- like China -- will merely aspire.

For us, obtaining a Ph.D. is not an endpoint, but rather it serves as another beginning; another long and lonely road to travel, until the rules of society see fit to catch up with us.

Until Bingham spoke, "the rule of law" meant pretty much what Dicey had said it meant in 1885.

Belarus remains Europe's last dictatorship, Ukraine is moving backwards, the Arab-Israeli conflict is unresolved and punctuated by violence, and north Africa has languished, until this year, under the rule of autocrats.

13 Another state, uncommitted, until 1955, in that year adopted the rule of exclusion.