Sentence examples for endorse rules from inspiring English sources

It will endorse rules prohibiting physically attacking innocent people or their property, taking the property of others, breaking one's promises, and lying.

It's important to note that a prescriptive realist might, in the end, actually endorse rules for the regulation of warfare, much like those offered by just war theory.

It will also endorse rules requiring one to pay special attention to the needs of one's family and friends, but more generally to be willing to help others with their (morally permissible) projects.

But at least the companies have endorsed rules that can be used to measure their behavior.

The Labor Department has proposed, and the president has endorsed, rules guaranteeing home care workers minimum-wage and overtime pay protections.

He pledged to name new members and endorsed rules by the New York Stock Exchange that require companies whose shares it lists to have boards with a majority of members with no personal or business links to management.

Rule-consequentialism may agree with Rossian pluralism in endorsing rules against physically attacking the innocent, stealing, promise breaking, and rules requiring various kinds of loyalty and more generally doing good for others.

The G-20 is expected to endorse those rules this week at its meeting in Seoul.

But it was swiftly leaped upon by people in England who did endorse such rules and were happy to talk about them.

In both, short case studies enabled readers to see how his subjects tried to make sense of, question or endorse the rules and structures within which they lived.

But facing almost certain defeat on the issue, Mr. Osborne struck a conciliatory tone, saying he would endorse the rules "if we make progress in the next couple of weeks".