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(1) European powers no longer rule over great overseas dominions.

(2) Communist leaders struggled to rule over increasingly restive populations.

(3) He left his son to rule over Saragossa.

(4) Motamid had died, leaving his son Mostain to rule over Saragossa.

(5) And it involves planning to rule over the people of the province without seeking their votes.

(6) Both characteristics were to distinguish his rule over the next forty years.

(7) Macao's return will end years of humiliating foreign rule over Chinese land.

(8) Do not rule over them ruthlessly, but fear your God.

(9) As we know, rule over subjugated peoples is incompatible with the gentile constitution.

(10) You rule over the surging sea; when its waves mount up, you still them.

(11) He had the strength and power; he meant to bear rule over others and he expected tributes from them.

(12) They never cursed the instrument or rued its long rule over their lives.

(13) How was it, then, that Masailand acquired its reputation for corrupting those sent to rule over it?

(14) In conjunction with a state of emergency the President might also impose temporary direct presidential rule over a union republic.

(15) Charles de Gaulle once lamented that he simply could not rule over a country that had 385 different kinds of cheese!

(16) As the era of peace continues, the Anunnaki grant Mankind new advances; the Neolithic period begins. Demi- gods rule over Egypt.

(17) While the Empire sought to exert control over distant worlds(sentencedict.com/rule over.html), C'baoth was content to rule over Wayland.

(18) In fact, forging agreements of co-operative leadership with the Norwegian royal court almost saw an end to Danish rule over the Kingdom of Denmark itself.

(19) He loved to find subjects in men's souls - to rule over an invisible and immaterial empire!

(20) Delight is not seemly a fool; much less a servant to have rule over princes.