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Meanings of rule out in English
Usage of rule out in English
1
However, Prime Minister John Key is refusing to rule out further cuts.
2
The bank refused to rule out a rights issue in the future.
3
But he does not rule out the possibility of another oil crisis.
4
We find that we can indeed rule out new theories quite effectively.
5
It said on Thursday that it doesn't rule out harder times ahead.
6
In response, Mr Morrison said he would not rule out further changes.
7
He did not rule out a possible appeal to a higher court.
8
Treasurer Tim Pallas said he didn't rule out the need for reform.
9
Parliament also agreed an amendment which will rule out the dual mandate.
10
She did not rule out that the same may happen this year.
11
I don't rule out that it will be this year, said Woods.
12
But he didn't rule out Huawei being used in New Zealand altogether.
13
I can't rule out having to make similar savings in the future.
14
It still did not rule out an extra dividend for the year.
15
The fact they could neither confirm nor rule out a human presence.
16
Mr Turner did not rule out running for parliament in the future.
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Rule out through the time
Rule out across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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