Sentence examples for embracing rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Genachowski, who said on Friday that he would leave the commission "in the near future," pushed it in the direction of embracing rules against discrimination by Internet service providers in what content they carry or how fast they transmit it, an issue known as net neutrality.

His band, Spoon, which formed in 1994, repeatedly demonstrates the rewards of working within limits and embracing rules.

Similar language has been part of various pieces of Medicare legislation for years and has been popular with Democrats, who often embrace rules that guarantee patients access to the widest array of drugs possible.

In Denmark, a country that embraces rules with the same gusto that Italy defies them, choosing a first and last name for a child is a serious, multitiered affair, governed by law and subject to the approval of the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs and the Ministry of Family and Consumer Affairs.

That is, he embraces rules that prohibit causing harm to other persons, even though he rejects all principles or rules that require helping other persons, which includes acting to prevent harm to them.

The National Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, which represents trainers, has not embraced rule changes and wants more discussion.

The league executives Brendan Shanahan and Kris King gave reporters a video and statistical presentation that showed how fully many players have embraced Rule 48 and pulled back from making dangerous checks.

Isis also shot dead at least 232 civilians on Wednesday, the UN said on Friday, in its latest warning of atrocities by the group that has embraced rule by terror since it swept to power across the region.

Ed Balls is planning to outmanoeuvre George Osborne over the future of Britain's public finances by embracing fiscal rules that would be tougher than those proposed by the chancellor in his autumn statement.

Video games are a special kind of play, but at root they're about the same things as other games: embracing particular rules and restrictions in order to develop skills and experience rewards.

Other participants described embracing unspoken rules to not go out and work in the garden, or even go out at all, in fear of being seen as too healthy.