Predicate: rule
rule: Frames file for 'rule' based on survey of sentences in financial
subcorpus, and comparison with 'decide'. Revised by Olga.
Roleset id: rule.01 , decide, vncls: 29.3, framnet:
rule.01: In this last one the preposition is really (imho) "in favor of", but
multi-word prepositions aren't recognized by anyone but me.
Roles:
Arg0: decider (vnrole: 29.3-agent)
Arg1: decision (vnrole: 29.3-theme, 29.3-predicate)
Arg2: beneficiary
Example: rule a sentence
In August, the commission ruled that between $190 million and $195
million of the plant's construction cost was unreasonable and should
be refunded, plus interest.
Argm-tmp: In August
Arg0: the commission
Rel: ruled
Arg1: between $190 million and $195 million of the plant's construction cost was unreasonable and should be refunded, plus interest.
Example: rule on
[The commission]-1 is expected *trace*-1 to rule on the Braidwood 2 case
by year end.
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: rule
Arg1: on the Braidwood 2 case
Argm-tmp: by year end
Example: with Arg2
In a case involving Avondale Industries Inc. and its insurer,
Travelers Cos., the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New
York ruled in favor of the company on two issues that lawyers say
are central to dozens of pollution cases around the country.
Argm-loc: In a case involving Avondale Industries Inc. and its insurer, Travelers Cos.
Arg0: the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York
Rel: ruled
Arg2: in favor of the company
Arg1: on two issues that lawyers say are central to dozens of pollution cases around the country.
Example: raising
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether a federal court may
dismantle [a merger]-1 that *trace-1*-2 has won regulatory approval but
been ruled *trace-2* anticompetitive in a private suit.
Rel: ruled
Arg1: *trace*-2 anticompetitive
Argm-loc: in a private suit
Roleset id: rule.03 , show leadership, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: ruler, leader
Arg1: unwashed masses, minions
Example: rule over
person: third, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
It's time business leaders and the general public learn that
mankind does not rule over this natural environment but is rather
the integral, symbiotic player within nature's workings.
Arg0: mankind
Argm-neg: not
Rel: rule
Arg1: over this natural environment
Example: just plain rule
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
Both hope to encourage pressure for change in [East bloc countries]-1
still ruled [*]-1 by Stalinist holdouts by arranging liberal
financial aid and trade benefits for Poland, Hungary and, to a
lesser extent, the Soviet Union.
Argm-tmp: still
Rel: ruled
Arg1: [*]-1
Arg0: by Stalinist holdouts
Example: with explicit mention of rulership
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: infinitive
Other analysts say [the Indian leader]-1 could retain control with a
slim majority or be forced [*-1] to rule as the dominant partner
in a coalition with other parties.
Arg0: [*-1]
Rel: rule
Argm-prd: as the dominant partner in a coalition with other parties.
Predicate: rule_out
Roleset id: rule.02 , eliminate from consideration, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: eliminator
Arg1: thing eliminated
Arg2: eliminated from (?)
Example: not anymore
Paribas Chairman Michel Francois-Poncet wouldn't rule out *trace*
eventually selling all of Navigation Mixte's insurance operations
to Allianz.
Arg0: Paribas Chairman Michel Francois-Poncet
Argm-mod: would
Argm-neg: n't
Rel: rule out
Arg1: *trace* eventually selling all of Navigation Mixte's insurance operations to Allianz.