Sentence examples for a rule of their from inspiring English sources

Trost, who has been a vocal opponent of his party's move toward marriage equality as a rule of their official platform, made headlines earlier in the year when he told reporters that he was upset with the party's move away from social Conservatism.

They thought that there was enough of a rule of law that their will would be respected and that Iran's "stolen" election could have its results overturned.

Last week, the commissioners placed a rule of silence on their usually outspoken executive director, David M. Grandeau, after details of a commission investigation that proved embarrassing to Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver made their way into the newspapers.

A rule of thumb for their impact on the climate is that low clouds reflect sunlight and also let through heat radiated back from the Earth's surface, thus cooling things down.

As a rule of thumb, if their costs are more than about 85% of what it would cost the public sector to perform the service, the contract may be unviable.

The handful of dudes working the event are mainly boyfriends: a cardinal rule of their attendance is that they wear women's clothing at all times.

A cursory review of studies investigating the frequency effect suggests that, as a rule of thumb, researchers choose their high-frequency words from frequencies above 50 100 per million, while low-frequency words have frequencies below 5 10 per million.

As a rule of thumb, proteins secreted in their native hosts will also be secreted in P. pastoris.

Béla's son, the future Stephen V, married a Cuman princess, and, under the rule of their son (Ladislas IV [László]; 1272 90), Cuman influence in Hungarian affairs was great.

But why can't women change the game, and add a few rules of their own?

Use an easy rule of thumb: Their allowance should be the same number of dollars as their age.