| How can we, in Britain, refer to ourselves as a democracy, when we still allow a bunch of upper-class twits to rule the roost? |
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| The pedestals of statues are often defaced with posters pasted by political outfits and commercial bodies, particularly in a world where market forces rule the roost. |
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| Students make up a third of the population and rule the roost in the city centre which is swarming with hip bars! |
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| Rodrigo Kenton's youthful outfit currently rule the roost in the final round of qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa? |
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| Generating companies rule the roost on the market. |
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| Sales, margins and profits rule the roost there. |
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| Will Al Hilal, Al Shabab and Al Ittihad continue to rule the roost, just as they have over the last ten seasons, or will their domination of the Saudi scene be broken? |
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| But it's not just online that women rule the roost. |
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| While the perennial powerhouses continue to rule the roost in most conferences, there is lots of ball left to play and nobody is lying down for anyone yet. |
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| Since the 1998 football world cup, the PSG club rule the roost in their own house, with their new headquarters as the stadium have been amply renovated. |
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| The movers and shakers rule the roost and are praised. |
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| But India coach Balwan Singh, whose team rule the roost on the world stage, said that kabaddi can be a perilous business. |
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| Whereas the Irish Greyhound Board rule the roost in the Republic, the Irish Coursing Club is the licensing authority in Northern Ireland. |
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| The political question behind this report is therefore the following: are the men who rule the roost in this Parliament really prepared to step aside a little and to share the power with us? |
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| The CMA does not qualify: it is obsessed with maintaining status quo, leaving rogue brokers to rule the roost with their perpetual power plays and manipulations. |
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