Sentence examples for certain rules of conduct from inspiring English sources
Where force is necessary, we have a moral and strategic interest in binding ourselves to certain rules of conduct.
A second aim was to uphold certain rules of international conduct: America was in Vietnam to stop aggression.
Rand defines government as "an institution that holds the exclusive power to enforce certain rules of social conduct in a given geographical area" (1963a, p. 125).
Lewis's third novel, a tale of the South after World War II that revolves mainly around Memphis, bears the anti-Faulknerian moral that the past is indeed over, so out of reach that a chief character's parents seem unreal to him and so does their adherence to certain rules of the Old South code governing marital conduct.
In the great world metropolis urbanization advances significantly in the occupation of rural areas, although in some countries, such progress is conducted under certain rules of land use, while others are made of chaotic way.
In the U.S., in important ways, mainstream political cartooning has long been conducted within certain rules of decorum.
It's "a more or less self-sufficient association of persons, who in their relations to one another recognize" something that is "certain rules of conduct as binding" and, "for the most part"–not always, I know some of you talk on your cell phone while you drive–"act in accordance with them". These rules "specify a system of cooperation that's designed" to do what?
While Scientology has no dogma, it does have certain rules regarding conduct.
