Sentence examples for western rule from inspiring English sources

If Eastern and Western social development scores continue rising at their current rates, Western "rule" will end early in the next century.

Theirs is a generation seeking to redeem the full promise of freedom from colonialism, which was never only about getting rid of western rule or, as The New Republic's Leon Wieseltier condescendingly puts it, foreign "victimisation".

No, the vernacular of Virgil, Cicero and Tacitus still echoes across the sea of time — from the Western rule of law to the Constitution of our "more perfect union" to the ideal of an enduring peace among the nations.

In practice this meant the rejection of last-minute adoptions and British annexation of states without a direct natural or adopted heir, because Dalhousie believed that Western rule was preferable to Eastern and to be enforced where possible.

He has called on Bosnia's various socialist parties, which, unlike the parties in power in the federation, are multi-ethnic, to unite in a single coalition.Mr Westendorp's interventions have so far been popular among the silent majority of Bosnians who prefer western rule to the lawless ways of the nationalist parties.

Nearly four centuries of Western rule, however, have left an indelible imprint on the Philippines, serving as a conduit for the introduction of Western culture and as the catalyst for the emergence of a sense of Philippine political and cultural unity.

Zaki Ayoubi, an idealistic lawyer who had worked for a Western rule-of-law organization, had great hopes for changing the legal system.

Farkhunda's case highlighted the limits of the Western rule-of-law effort, but it suggested that there had been at least one significant achievement: Afghans did hold a trial and try to bring people to justice.

"Most of the artists, when they studied, studied in Western countries under Western rules," he said.

"The behavior of Russian buyers doesn't always fit into the standard Western rules and habits," he said.

Huggins shaped it to star Garner, who shared his wry humour, and in his draft pilot, Huggins tried to break as many TV western rules as possible.