Sentence examples for addition to the rule from inspiring English sources

President Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers, also no friend of the boards, wrote that they are likely to fail without "adequate reserves, fiscal discipline and a strong and well-managed financial system, in addition to the rule of law".

The Washington dogma, as stated by the Council of Economic Advisers, is "a currency board is unlikely to be successful without the solid fundamentals of adequate reserves, fiscal discipline and a strong and well-managed financial system, in addition to the rule of law" (The Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers. Washington: USGPO 1999, p.289).

The Washington dogma, as stated by the Council of Economic Advisers CEAA) is: "a currency board is unlikely to be successful without the solid fundamentals of adequate reserves, fiscal discipline and a strong and well-managed financial system, in addition to the rule of law" (The Annual Report of the CEA. Washington: USGPO 1999, p.289).

Specifically, in addition to the canonical seed-pairing rule that dominated the current miRNA-target predictions, non-canonical sites (referred to as 'nucleation bulges') were widespread and their functionality was validated.

In addition to the rules that will be taken up by delegates, there is a full schedule of speakers.

In addition to the rules about new power plants, it will soon have to produce an emissions policy for existing facilities.

The centerpiece of the plan is the announcement that the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) will regulate greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, in addition to the rules already in draft form that are set to regulate emissions from new power plants.

Garden State Park at Camden, N. J. is considered the fastest Eastern track, and Belmont next The recent addition to the Rules of Racing outlaws even bringing a hypodermic needle onto a track.

Lloyd Blankfein told the Today programme: If all of a sudden, in addition to the rules that generate certainty for people, the signposts become so amorphous and so loose and so subject to second-guessing, you're making everything uncertain and it's very hard to organise your affairs in a sensible way.

The rigorism of the ritual and ethical observances demanded of the members is unparalleled in early Greece; in addition to the rules of life mentioned above, it is fairly well attested that secrecy and a long silence during the novitiate were required.

In addition to the rules surrounding hosts, the church approved the use of mustum, a non-alcoholic grape juice that has been partially fermented, as a substitute for Communion wine.