Sentence examples for world ruling from inspiring English sources

Some 209 countries or territories are signed up to FIFA, the world ruling body, and ordinarily its rule should be final.

For the next 47 years she was one of the most powerful women in the world, ruling as the regent to a series of young and ineffectual emperors.

"We are upset and disillusioned by the lack of support from the national team's coaching staff over these accusations". The current board has been in power since former president Rafael Esquivel was arrested in Switzerland in May as part of the US and Swiss investigations into corruption at world ruling body Fifa.

Whether exploring the world, ruling the workplace, or relaxing in luxury, the women in the French-born, UK-based Malika Favre's illustrations are as cool as their scenes are cinematic. .

Now, Morocco and Jordan have toned down reformism and presented a new bottom line to their societies and the world: Ruling monarchism is here to stay.

Last November, Fifa's ethics ­committee closed its investigation into the bidding process that resulted in Qatar being named as host of the 2022 World Cup, ruling that any breaches of the rules were only of "very limited scope".

Last November, Fifa's ethics committee closed its investigation into the controversial bidding process that saw Qatar named as host of the 2022 World Cup, ruling that any breaches of the rules were only of "very limited scope".

This country and this Court stand alone among the civilized nations of the world in ruling that such an issue is not cognizable in a court of law.

It was a step into another world, from ruling caste privilege to the oppression and poverty of townships.

Instead of seizing the occasion to strip the country of constraints and dominate the world, the ruling Democrats, most of whom were New Dealers, realized that the global fight against Communism required partners.

Last year, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, Va., startled the Justice Department and much of the legal world by ruling that Section 3501 had effectively overruled Miranda for federal prosecutions.