Sentence examples for central rule from inspiring English sources

But the central rule of ethics is, do no harm.

ASKS CENTRAL RULE FOR REPUBLICANS; Tuttle Says Party Should Have Organization Like Tammany for City Politics.

This area included large parts of southern India, over which central rule was never actually consolidated.

Losers take the law into their own hands.Will central rule change that?

"There is a school of thought", he adds, "that central rule has broken down".

Farooq spent much of the next several years in London, until central rule in Jammu and Kashmir was withdrawn 1996.

Some argue that migration policy should resemble trade policy in other respects too: it should have a central rule-setting body, like the World Trade Organisation, and should be made on a most-favoured-nation basis, so that countries do not offer one partner concessions they are not prepared to extend to all.

But the decision suggests that the court may now go on to strike down more central rules, such as the limits on campaign spending by corporations and unions.

The imposition of central rules could also confuse the markets by creating the impression that the EU would, if need be, stand behind a government's debt.

"It's politically tempting to rely on central rules and mandates to bolster the quality of preschool, but our research shows few consistent benefits for children," said John Gasko, co-author of the new study and director of state programs at the Children's Learning Institute, based at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston.

The Minkowski universe, like its predecessor, contains a distinct class of inertial reference frames, but now spatial dimensions, mass, and velocities are all relative to the inertial frame of the observer, following specific laws first formulated by H.A. Lorentz, and later forming the central rules of Einstein's theory and its Minkowski interpretation.