Sentence examples for chief rules from inspiring English sources
The chief rules with the assistance of advisers and officials, but at the same time all matters of public policy usually require the approval of a general council open to all adult male members.
Duty is described as "A note on the chief rules of practical conduct to be observed by those who accept the Law of Thelema".
The chief rule, said the prosecutor, is never to draw the defendant into a personal confrontation.
The chief rule: Do not use market power to manipulate prices or take unfair advantage of competitors.
He talks about his boyhood among the Irish in Jackson Heights, where the chief rule was "that the worst thing you can do is rat out a friend".
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday faced calls to ban Saudi Arabia from London 2012 after the country's Olympic chief ruled out sending women athletes to the Games.
The concern was reflected in a list of 20 issues that Lynn E. Turner, the chief accountant for the Securities and Exchange Commission, identified in October as warranting consideration by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, the profession's chief rule-making body.
The chief rule is that merchants must ship all merchandise to the account holder's official address, with no items going to a buyer's "office address," for instance.
At the end of his life he was embroiled in a dispute with the United States Golf Association, the American game's chief rule-making body, over his latest innovation, the ERC II driver.
It is the one area, he said, in which the geographic makeup of the Supreme Court could have a real impact, in that the high court is the chief rule-making body for the state's judicial system.
In Los Angeles, the police chief ruled on Wednesday that three officers accused of improper force in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man during a car chase last year had violated department rules, determining that most of the evidence did not support the officers' claim that a "deadly threat" was present.
