Sentence examples for culture rules from inspiring English sources

And America's political culture rules out funding it with new consumption or energy taxes.

Even in a park where Hollywood culture rules -- little in the park deviates from its counterpart in Orlando, physically -- Japanese paternalism has its role.

"My argument is that throughout our society we need a new culture, rules and structure, which encourages people to act with responsibility.

Never mind: the city of culture rules allow admission to "large towns and urban areas" and Paisley's administration, Renfrewshire council, is for the moment in Labour, and not separatist, hands.

More than half the hundreds and thousands of Chinese views on the Edison Chen scandal have expressed anger at "the disgusting images", "privacy invasion" and "destruction of China's culture rules".

Within days there stood John Major at the Lord Mayor of London's banquet, embracing "Cool Britannia" and boasting that "our theatres give the lead to Broadway, our pop culture rules the airwaves, our country has taken over the fashion catwalks of Paris".

In a culture ruled by a commercial caricature of youth, even young people suffer.

But in a culture ruled by the nanosecond, slow and steady certainly has its charm.

Throughout the 60's, 70's and early 80's, a maternal culture ruled Hartford's old-guard insurers.

Only those states were legitimate in which a people of common culture ruled for themselves a common territory.

In a culture ruled by a fear of malpractice, the focus on quality involves a shift from secrecy to transparency -- including reporting and dissecting mistakes.