Exempel på ruled

• The occupying force ruled by diktat.

• The Romans ruled over most of Europe.

• He was able to rule the game with his superior strength and skill.

• He has been ruling the country since a military coup in 1987.

• It used to be said that Britain ruled an empire on which the sun never set.

• Her confession was ruled inadmissible as evidence because it was given under pressure from the police.

• The judge ruled that the directors had knowingly broken the law.

• The judge ruled her unfit to plead on the grounds of insanity.

• We won't be surprised if the judge rules in her favour.

• The player was ruled off-side and so the goal was disallowed.

• What there does seem to be little support for is something which we virtually ruled out at the start, namely another straight academic journal.

• These differences have been ruled out almost entirely by the original matching procedure, and consequently the prediction stands.

• If one is committed to a religious outlook, the first option is ruled out.

• In this way, any group differences that arose simply through difficulty in reading the cloze texts or understanding the individual words could be ruled out.

• First, egalitarians might measure inequality in ways that permit losses to the badly off that would be ruled out by utilitarianism and prioritarianism.

• Nevertheless, depending on the geographical location, and immunization history of the patient, most of these cross-reactive flaviviruses can readily be ruled out.

• They respond to questions on this by quite rightly dismissing the topic as simply ruled out by known regulations.

• Stateness matters because without its basic constitutive elements a given territory cannot be ruled as a liberal democratic regime.

• It seemed to spread directly to close contacts - but airborne contagion could not be ruled out.

• The use of this questionnaire may reduce the number of individuals ruled out following the more costly structured interview.

• I will then turn to the voicing mutations to show how variation is ruled out.

• By definition, imperial contexts create new power-relations between the rulers and the ruled and, while these may be very complex, they should not be neglected.

• However, if their dialect does not have metathesis in this context, it can easily be ruled out.

• This second reading cannot be easily ruled out.

• Several factors that could potentially have confounded these results can be ruled out.