In short, we would be ruled by laws, not whims.
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Rome is finally going to be ruled by a woman.
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Britain and France would still be ruled by absolute monarchs.
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They are convinced Russia should be ruled by an autocratic monarch.
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Wasn't the ad business supposed to be ruled by data now?
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The new Legislature will be ruled by a huge Democratic majority.
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Americans do not want to be ruled by super PACs and oligarchs.
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"We tolerate monomaniacs, but why should we be ruled by them?" asks Oakeshott.
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Our framers understood that we didn&apost want to be ruled by two states.
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You want a loving environment but not to be ruled by your little one.
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Most people in the region either want independence or to be ruled by Pakistan.
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Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in wanting to be ruled by autocratic China.
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The kingdom will soon be ruled by a young, untested and clearly impulsive heir apparent.
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That's how America came to be ruled by one if its most morally corrupt citizens.
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The UAE used to be ruled by Britain, which explains a lot of the similarities.
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The result is 11, which corresponds to Justice, meaning that 2018 will be ruled by Justice.
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They want us to be ruled by undemocratic, unaccountable bureaucrats in a faraway place like Brussels.
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Family businesses and army units may be ruled by fiat, but democracies require negotiation and concessions.
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INGRAHAM: But I don&apost think most people want to be ruled by California and New York.
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He recently told CNN that his country would never again let itself be ruled by a dictatorship.
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Not until Indira Gandhi became prime minister in 1966 would India again be ruled by a woman.
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Many Kashmiris hope for independence, or to be ruled by Pakistan instead of India, according to the BBC.
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Now it's the turn of Americans themselves to be ruled by a dictator, and of their own choosing.
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By contrast, the Federal Trade Commission can only propose fines, which need to be ruled by a judge.
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" But while the world seems to be ruled by Bond villains, he said, there is "no James Bond.
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The framers of the Constitution didn't want the United States to be ruled by a king unaccountable to anyone.
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In place of our existing system of secular law, Americans would decide to be ruled by Islamic law—sharia.
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In Europe, Mr Khwaja notes, national markets tend to be ruled by local players, despite the EU's supposedly single market.
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But until that day comes we will continue to be ruled by upright apes who, inevitably, will fuck things up.
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Thanks to powerful economies of scale, the roads may soon be ruled by no more than a handful of firms.
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There is no conservative governing agenda at the moment; there is only a desire not to be ruled by liberalism.
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The moral pendulum will swing back and the NBA will be ruled by dull power play once again, mark my words.
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While both Saudi Arabia and Iran claim to be ruled by Sharia, they differ greatly in how they implement its laws.
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Many of the region's residents, who are mostly Muslim, hope for independence or to be ruled by Pakistan, the BBC reported.
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But what is the refusal to be ruled by another state's laws if not a call for self-governance or independence?
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"The conclusion of the paper was, maybe when humans go extinct, the world will be ruled by mushrooms again," Denkenberger said.
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She'd rather the North be ruled by a competent individual who has the North's interests in mind — and she fits the bill.
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" In another passage, he asks: "Do you want to be ruled by men who eagerly drink the blood of their dying enemies?...
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Because they act as "private attorneys general," they're not subject to forced arbitration—the state can't be ruled by such an agreement.
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You might be ruled by Venus, the planet of luxury and beauty, but you're also one of the toughest signs in the zodiac!
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"The gift is just to look at [Pigcasso's art] and not be ruled by trying to define it," said Lefson to National Geographic.
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There was a belief that the Italians were incorrigible, that they'd be ruled by criminals no matter how much you invested in protecting them.
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And Silicon Valley tends to be ruled by a libertarian viewpoint — the notion that the less regulation and political interference in technology, the better.
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But if we're not paying attention, if we let ourselves be ruled by the lesser angels of our nature, then that's who we will become.
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And as such, the summer of 2017 is almost certainly going to be ruled by movies in larger franchises, often about superheroes or animated goofballs.
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In 2016 a device is only the starting point of an experience that will ultimately be ruled by the ecosystem in which it was spawned.
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Experts say the system was designed so no single party would have control and so the country would be ruled by a coalition of political parties.
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The film worked better for me when it was about the personal stakes of T'Challa's family and friends not wanting to be ruled by this hostile stranger.
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Any peace deal would require that Gaza and the West Bank be ruled by the Palestinian Authority so that a unified Palestinian leadership could talk to Israel.
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While many Crimean residents want to be ruled by Moscow, many Tatars are still mistrustful of the Kremlin after the wartime deportations and have opposed Moscow's annexation.
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According to Fromm, authoritarians might make a show of valuing freedom and independence — watchwords of the American right — but long to be ruled by a stronger force.
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"We don't want to be ruled by another country anymore, we don't want to be pulled out of Europe," said George McGrattan, 83, a retired factory worker.
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Mao, who received huge amounts of Soviet aid in the 1940s, would not have conquered China, which might still be ruled by the family of Chiang Kai-shek.
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Dorne is ostensibly more progressive and liberal than the rest of Westeros, but are its people really ready to be ruled by a bastard and her illegitimate daughters?
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It's a vision of the future that bafflingly suggests that someday soon, America will be ruled by violent theocratic misogynists but on the plus side, racism will be over.
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As a matter of principle, Israel needs a two-state solution because it should not indefinitely rule (even indirectly) people who do not wish to be ruled by Israel.
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It's okay to let hurt guide you toward a better understanding of how to protect yourself in a healthy way, but try not to let yourself be ruled by fear.
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The civilian elites have provided a cloak of legitimacy and administrative skill, while the army has supplied the means of suppressing those who wish to be ruled by neither group.
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"We don't want to be ruled by Iran," he added, a reference to the fact that some of Iraq's Shia militias -- known as Popular Mobilization Units -- are backed by Tehran.
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"It's time for Thailand to be ruled by new faces," said Napakan Sangdang, a 21-year-old accounting graduate from a vocational school, as she emerged from voting in Bangkok.
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More impulsive signs like Sagittarius and Aries (both of which happen to be ruled by fire) could be prone to overbooking themselves, too — or just forgetting they already had plans for Friday.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's richest state is set to be ruled by parties opposed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, jeopardizing a Japanese-backed bullet-train project opposed by farmers.
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Trump makes us think about how much we are willing to be ruled by our most base instincts, our repressions, the dirty jokes we tell at bachelor parties, or racist internet searches.
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"We just wanted to live in peace and wear our Islamic clothing, not to go out, not to see men and to be ruled by the law of the Almighty," she explained.
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If we do not hold that our wills should be or can be ruled by our reason, we are "free," not only from reason and tradition, but from any limitation to our actions.
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And among mothers I know, there seems to be a slow-brewing backlash to the idea that we should let our lives be ruled by the twin fears of danger and of disapprobation.
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He cut a deal with the Justice Department that allowed the 800,000-member union to create its own internal system to ferret out corruption rather than be ruled by a court-appointed monitor.
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A democratic society in its thirst for liberty may fall under the influence of bad leaders Of course, Plato was an unabashed elitist who believed that societies should be ruled by specially-chosen "guardians".
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What she wanted was for people to feel their own way through their kitchens, and through their lives, to not be ruled by the authority of a recipe, or by any kind of authority.
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Take his initial decision to take a Jupiterian, nearly distant approach to the presidency, or his revealing comment in an interview during the campaign about French people secretly yearning to be ruled by kings again.
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For those who hoped that this would also translate into a more enlightened social structure, I regret to inform you that, 700 years from now, we appear to still be ruled by aggressive white men.
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Across the river, Mariah Carey summons the birds and the bees to Radio City (March 25), but, despite her status as pop-music royalty, spring in New York will be ruled by R. & B. newcomers.
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Unless we resist such efforts by standing firm in demanding accountability from all our public servants, we'll continue to be ruled by those who trade service for servility and dangle rights in exchange for obeisance.
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And so after last night's parade of GOP voices, Clinton's speech will likely aim for something beyond mere "party unity" — it will be a "reckoning" for anyone who doesn't wish to be ruled by President Trump.
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When disputes came before the Supreme Court, the justices were expected to ensure that Americans received "due process" — that they would be ruled by the "law of the land" rather than the whims of ruling individuals.
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These artworks aren't only conceptual interventions and food for thought, but could also be pointing the ways to citizen empowerment (albeit rather Dadaist) in a world that continues to be ruled by corporations rather than governments.
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Despite extremely strong contenders from all genres and sides, summer 2017 will likely be ruled by DJ Khaled's "I'm the One," seemingly by virtue of the sheer critical mass that only Khaled can bring to a track.
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Yet like many movies of this type, it never engages a simple yet profound question: Why would human beings, especially the lowliest, willingly die to be ruled by a king named Robert instead of one called Edward.
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"Amidst expectations of the victor for the presidency of the United States of America," al Ahmad writes, it seems that the features of the next period of the conflict will be ruled by the results of these elections.
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No private company can act as a conscience for a country, since it is in their nature to be ruled by their own interests, which are by necessity peculiar to them and not universally applicable to a citizenry.
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At 16, I drove south to hang out in Venice, certain sections of which I knew (or at least I thought I knew) to be ruled by the Shoreline Crips gang because of newspaper clippings Mom had shown me.
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None of these things have much to do with sex, but they have everything to do with attempting to dominate and control women who step out of line, who refused to be ruled by heteronormativity and the world of overbearing men.
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This season may well be ruled by pastel hues, but the versatility of white — both when worn all over or as the stand-out piece in your get-up — ensures that it'll hold a firm place in your wardrobe this spring.
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"The protests are now more organized and wider with a higher ceiling and developing gradually to a popular uprising where people are asking to be ruled by themselves and ending Kurdish hegemony," said Feras Allawi, a political analyst from the area.
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If he is overthrown, the coup-makers will face furious resistance not only from Mr Erdogan's supporters but from those Turks convinced that the only thing worse than Mr Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule is to be ruled by the generals.
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Mr. Zaharan preached that the Sri Lankan national flag was a worthless piece of cloth, and that the country should be ruled by Shariah law — an unlikely outcome in a country where only about 10 percent of the population is Muslim.
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" Asked if she feared a victory in the civil war by groups that want to create an Islamic state, she replied: "If the Syrian people choose democratically that they want to be ruled by Islamists, then this is their choice.
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If successful, Trump's foreign policy would create a Europe dominated by right-wing populists intent on controlling borders, while the people of Asia would be ruled by despots untroubled by calls for democratization and eager to cut bilateral trade deals.
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"This election is the time for them to decide if they still want to be ruled by these pharaohs who have taken turns to ruin this country in the past 30 years," Mr. Khan was quoted as saying by local news media.
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Yet phone apps have taken micro-sized mixing to another level, introducing dumb stuff like the robot that helps you choose tracks, an Orwellian nightmare for selectors that want to crate-dig rather than be ruled by a dance music version of Clippy.
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America can reclaim our country from this fate by refusing to be ruled by industry, and instead put the collective public interest — public health — in our country's beaches and tourist economies, native cultures, and in the wildlife in our coastal seas ahead of the almighty dollar.
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In a family of moody water signs (Kris, Caitlyn, Khloé, Rob, and Kendall), flighty air signs (Kim, Kanye, Scott, and North), and the occasional tough-cookie fire sign (Kourtney, Kylie, Mason, Reign, and Saint), this baby's life will be ruled by the sign of discipline, responsibility, and hard work.
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A 3-point victory for Clinton implies that if Trump were merely a bit more self-disciplined, if he had not bragged about sexual assault while wearing a microphone, if his opponent's pneumonia had lingered a bit longer, America would be ruled by a cruel narcissist with authoritarian ambitions.
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" In another passage, he declares that there is "no escape from this war" and asks: "Do you want to be ruled by men who eagerly drink the blood of their dying enemies...there's no doubt that they [Islamic State] are dead set on taking us over and drinking our blood.
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"In order not to be ruled by bigger powers such as the Chinese and the Americans, I believe in a European sovereignty that allows us to defend ourselves and exist," Macron said at the top of the hill of Pnyx, with the spectacular backdrop of the Parthenon temple in the sunset.
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"There are billions of criminal money that are being taken out of the Russian economy," Felicio said as he warned of the dangers of a repeat of scandals involving tainted Russian money in the Baltics, a bloc of three countries, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, which used to be ruled by Soviet Russia.
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MCCARTHY: What I mean is he wants the American people to be able to rule themselves rather than be ruled by the court, and as a result he&aposs trying to decide cases on a narrow ground as you can decide to leave more space for Democratic choice which is what we want in a judge.
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It would dishonour the wishes of 221m of us stupid, brainless, moronic, uneducated, gormless halfwits, who want our government back, who want to control our own borders, make our own laws, spend our own money, and who do not wish to be ruled by France and Germany and their back-scratching bureaucrats, manipulating a hopeless crony capitalism.
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Even the most casual observer of modern China can see that a contradiction festers at the heart of Chinese politics: how can this consumerist, mercantilist economic superpower—with its stockmarkets, property bubbles and flamboyant billionaires—be ruled by a party that calls itself Communist, insists it practices socialism and crushes any attempt by workers or peasants to assert their rights?
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And if that were to pass, the second that taxpayers realized their tax rates had doubled or tripled solely to pay for the generous pensions of state employees that dwarf their own, riots will ensue, and the world that Speaker Mike Madigan (D) of the Illinois House of Representatives has created would be ruled by a new set of politicians.
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James V was the surviving son, and because his dad died when he was only a toddler—if you follow Game of Thrones, you'll know this one—Scotland was to be ruled by regents until James V turned 21567, when his mother declared him fit to rule (though he didn't truly shuck off his regents' shackles until he was 21571).
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Your vacations may be ruled by school vacations and crunch times at work, but "if budget is your number one priority for travel in 22019, it behooves you to consider flying in winter months as nearly all major US cities boast their lowest median booking price in either January or February," said Kelly Sunderland, travel trends expert for travel site Hipmunk.
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While the world tries to make sense of how America will be ruled by Donald Trump, we can now reveal that Martin Shkreli—the guy who hiked up the price of an effective HIV drug by over 5000 percent and then dropped $2 million on the only copy of Wu-Tang's Once Upon a Time in Sholin—is still here, opening his mouth and doing things.
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