Sentence examples for basic rules by which from inspiring English sources

The basic premise of this method is that many children do not learn to read automatically, but require structured instruction to grasp even the most basic rules by which language operates.

We need to put squarely on the table this clash between the right to purchase political influence against the right to an equal say in the setting of the basic rules by which our society abides.

After dividing into two even teams and going over the basic rules, pick which team will start with possession.

Improved understanding of the sequence rules by which small molecules bind to DNA and alter patterns of gene expression advances both basic and applied research.

The results shed light on the sequence and structural rules by which berenil binds to DNA and affects the transcriptional regulation of genes and contribute generally to the development of MGBDs as tools for basic and applied research.

How dare people point out the basic rules of fairness which should underpin society.

This year is the 20th anniversary of Philippe Starck's controversial 'Juicy Salif' lemon squeezer, which set tongues wagging back in 1990 by defying the basic rule of design which states that, if an object has to perform a certain function, then its design must support that function as best it can.

Going beyond his basic syllogistic, Aristotle reduced the 3rd and 4th first figure syllogisms to second figure syllogisms, thus de facto reducing all syllogisms to Barbara and Celarent; and later on in the Prior Analytics he invokes a type of cut-rule by which a multi-premise syllogism can be reduced to two or more basic syllogisms.

Members of a biradari adhere quite closely to the basic rules set forth by the rules governing the kinship group.

All these reactions under this category proceed based on similar basic rules that are governed by one of the theories of molecular orbitals theory of organic compounds which is called the frontier molecular orbitals theory.

"Now is the time to make sure that these new spaces, which are not parks, which are not sidewalks, have basic rules in place to ensure they can be used by everyone," Wiener told the San Francisco Chronicle.