Sentence examples for coherent rules from inspiring English sources

Coherent rules will become even harder to make and to enforce.

There are as yet no coherent rules to deal with either foreign direct investment or competition policy.

Personal information is important because it is constructed in relationships, because it mediates trust, and because making official relationships obey coherent rules maintains the legitimacy of government functions.

When that is impossible, lab directors and students should be able to fall back on coherent rules to resolve conflicts.

The error in this litigation was not the state court's decision on remand but our own failure to provide a coherent rule of decision in Moore.

Lastly, from Ella Zhou: "Chinese media doesn't really have a coherent rule in naming ambassadors, but it does love to use a foreign dignitary's Chinese name if they have one.

Courts and advocates alike have struggled to articulate a coherent rule regarding when the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) should apply to local governments' land-use decisions.

In his commentaries on De generatione et corruptione and the Physics, Kilvington tries to formulate the differences between generation, alteration, and augmentation; determine rules for actions that are causes of change; find rules for the division of different types of continua; and find a mathematically coherent rule of motion.

But there are no Alexander Hamiltons or James Madisons pushing for the interests of Europe as a whole, not just the interests of Germany, France, Finland, the Netherlands or Cyprus — even as ambitious projects like the euro have increased the need for coherent and consistent rules and policies.

Is Mr. Obama, at bottom, the Clintonian candidate who tried to hammer out a "grand bargain" on the budget with Republicans, or is he the more traditional Democrat who skewers Wall Street bankers as "fat cats" and pretends he can fix inequality with gimmicks like "the Buffett rule?" A coherent convention should answer that question.

Michel Barnier, the European Union's internal-market commissioner, said in February that he plans to seek coherent European rules on online gambling.The laws may be muddled, but people are betting anyway, even where it is illegal to do so.