Sentence examples for damage the rules from inspiring English sources
When these reductions happen without any detectable damage, the rules for ''Safe Life'' take effect.
Demonstrators and Venezuela's political opposition continue to criticize Maduro's government, saying the ruling party is still attempting to damage the rule of law in the country despite the reversal.
But several commentators acknowledged that their critics have a point and that Filipinos have been playing a risky game that could damage the rule of law.
Advocates of the filibuster deal say those who argue that simple majorities would spur a more cooperative spirit underestimate how much damage the rule change would have done.
As the highest judge in the land, you must retain the moral authority to correct mistakes made by institutions that could damage the rule of law and harm the relationship between state and society.
She said it was "inconceivable" that the Senate would convict and remove him, and warned that even such an effort would damage the rule of law by delegitimizing the court as an institution that stands apart from partisan politics.
"It will damage the rule of law because it's a violation of the rule of law to reward someone who came illegally, give them benefit [for] their act," he said.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, March 7 , 1970 P. 29Comment on developments in the conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven which have damaged the rule of law in the nation.
But several police groups, including the Los Angeles County Police Chiefs Associationn, asked the Supreme Court to hear the officers' appeal because the Ninth Circuit's decision "damages the rule of law".
In a statement, the coup plotters accused the government of eroding the democratic order and damaging the rule of law in Turkey.
The Supreme Court severely damaged the rule of law in its decision on Tuesday to disallow a lawsuit challenging the federal law that permits broad, secret surveillance and interception of international communications involving Americans.
