Sentence examples for a form of rule from inspiring English sources

"It's a form of rule based on results, efficacy, not on democratic legitimacy," he said.

There are three reasons: the people being governed do not accept such a form of rule, the rest of the world does not accept it and Americans themselves do not accept it.

The Sauds, Assads and Husseins practice a form of rule that works well enough in a tiny country such as Qatar, but is a disaster when applied on a larger scale.

Courts offering no justice, jobs offering no money, police offering no protection, state television offering no truths and a form of rule offering no apparent purpose beyond the perpetuation of the regime had ended by convincing a majority of Serbs that somebody was crazy, and it wasn't them.

So interpreted, the Proportionality Doctrine would espouse a form of rule utilitarianism.

One plausible response to this problem would be to develop a form of rule or practice consequentialism.

The most common idea, however, is that expressions 'get' their meanings by speakers' following the rules for their use (see, for instance, Baker & Hacker 1985, 154ff, Glock 1996, 323ff); speaking meaningfully is conceived of as a form of rule-guided action.

Our knowledge discovery tool applies emerging pattern (EP) mining [2]: a form of association rule mining [3] that is well known to computer science, but is relatively new to chemistry [4].

Lincoln opposed Stephen Douglas's proposed policy of "popular sovereignty" not because it was a form of majority rule, but rather because it was a merely local, and thus illusory, form of majority rule — as was the Confederacy.

Which is a form of Eastern rule.

But during the 1990's, when much of the region was under a form of military rule, it lay all but deserted.