rule out *
rule in

The court is expected to rule in a few months.

An administration to rule in his name was also set up.

The court is expected to rule in the next few months.

The board is expected to rule in a few weeks.

"But who will rule in your place while you are gone?"

I showed them just how they could finally rule in their own land.

He should not rule in the way that is best for him.

The judge could rule in weeks, or call a trial.

It is the first time they have so ruled in such a case.

By the fall, however, he had come of age and begun to rule in his own right.