Sentence examples similar to v to rule from inspiring English sources

As John VI, Cantacuzenus agreed to reign for only 10 years and to allow John V to rule alone after that time.

Sophia was able to make use of the Naryshkin-Miloslavsky feud as an opportunity to promote the claim of her brother Ivan V to rule as co-tsar with Peter I.

Murray had lived long enough to know about the Stonewall riots and the election and assassination of Harvey Milk, but not long enough to see a black President embrace gay rights, the Supreme Court invoke the precedent of Loving v. Virginia to rule that lesbian and gay couples can marry, or her home state of North Carolina play a starring role in the turbulent rise of the transgender movement.

"You'll have judges who are pro-life personally who are going to rule that Roe v. Wade is the law of the land," Ms. Kaveny said.

Andronicus III died in 1341 leaving his 10 year old son John V to rule.

The Court used similar "trespass" reasoning in Florida v. Jardines (2013), to rule that bringing a drug detection dog to sniff at the front door of a home was a search.

And the Supreme Court could extend same-sex marriage to the entire country in June when it's expected to rule in Obergefell v. Hodges.

With only six of its members on the case, the Supreme Court is expected to rule in Ziglar v. Abbasi before the end of June.

Groups G and H were two other control groups which received nonradio-labeled free amikacin solution through i.v. and pulmonary routes to rule out the possible interaction in drug detection method.

These results were also confirmed by cellular positivity to the apoptotic marker annexin V. We then proceeded to rule out that the effect on [Ca2+]m was secondary to alterations of global Ca2+ signaling patterns or to morphological or functional dysregulation of mitochondria.

The elections to the second chamber in 1911 produced a landslide victory for the Liberal Party, which had grown out of the Liberal Union of 1902, and Gustav V (ruled 1907 50) was forced to ask Karl Staaff to form a Liberal government.