Sentence examples for would be rule from inspiring English sources

Metternich's concert defended imperial regimes from liberals; the new music's motif would be rule by the people, for the people.

After publishing a brief run of 1,000 privately printed books – selling them for £20 each – Elia was told that if she continued to sell copies, the courts would be rule that the books be seized.

Historical data collected from before 1900 would be ruled out in making those projections.

Society would be ruled by bankers and technocrats and Europe united into a Western republic.

They would be ruled by a single cabinet and the two parliaments would be "formally associated".

My death would be ruled an accident, but some eulogists would voice their doubts.

If they did, there would be rules against games in casinos".

Such computers would be ruled by quantum forces, the hallmark of nanotechnology.

This would be ruled out under the new proposals, which are far more stringent than have been the postwar norm.

They continued to show about a 75 percent chance that the law's so-called mandate would be ruled unconstitutional, right up until the morning it was ruled constitutional.

A lot don't know how, or would be ruled to have to pay anyway, because the rules are so arbitrary.