Sentence examples for business of rules from inspiring English sources

It also introduces the elaborate business of rules that are intrinsic to boarding school life but also govern the operation of magic.

Congress is in the business of making rules to live by, but things always get tense when it has to start applying rules to itself.

Technocrats are in the business of promulgating rules.

I'm not in the business of changing rules".

They are increasingly in the business of eroding rules of conduct that are vital to any civilized world order.

Not only does the representation of sovereignty constitute, for Rousseau, a surrender of moral agency, the widespread desire to be represented in the business of self-rule is a symptom of moral decline and the loss of virtue.

They have been vocal lobbyists in the regulation of new markets and new financial instruments, and in negotiating accounting and conduct-of-business rules and measures of prudential capital.

A generalizing business ethics definition by Lewis (1985)), after reviewing 158 textbooks – states that business ethics consists of rules, standards, codes or principles, which provide guidelines for morally right behaviour and truthfulness in specific situations.

Senator John McCain has been exhorting them on, but it is they who must make the first order of business a set of rules acceptable to both Democrats and Mr. Hastert.

The UK government has also launched a consultation on a £250m scheme to ensure new measures to limit the impact on businesses of new rules to combat climate change.

However, deviating from atomicity inevitably leads back to the need for procedural logic and may result in a loss of auditability of business rules.