Sentence examples for enduring rule from inspiring English sources

It barely mattered, because the entire debacle confirmed the enduring rule of Celebrity Charity Maths.

GDP growth: 5.8% GDP per head: $12,770 (PPP: $15,240) Inflation: 6.4% Budget balance (% GDP) -2.3 Population: 17.4mThe enduring rule of Nursultan Nazarbayev will continue into a 23rd year.

That secret is not Wall Street, and it's not Silicon Valley, it's not the Air Force and it's not the Navy, it's not the free press and it's not the free market -- it is the enduring rule of law and institutions that underlie them all, and that allows each to flourish no matter who is in power.

But the used-car buyer's two enduring rules still apply: know what you are getting and expect to pay for it.

There is no time period for introducing such a rule because it is an enduring principle.

One of the most enduring rules of the Sheffield game prevented a goal from being scored directly from a free kick or throw in/kick in.

The problems posed by monetary policy cannot be successfully addressed by legislating enduring policy rules.

Whereas the traditional Beckian view of schemas adopted by most cognitive theories in ED regard these as relatively enduring propositional rules or beliefs which constitute a vulnerability factor (Beck, 1976), other researchers such as Teasdale and Barnard (1993) use the term schematic models to encapsulate cognitive representations that are more contextually-based and dynamically changing.

The family decided to leave the northern Iraqi city of Mosul three months ago, after enduring months of harsh rule by Islamic State.

But enduring legal confusion (the rule has been upheld in the Ninth Circuit, shot down in district court in Wyoming) has permitted regional foresters to move forward with commercial logging projects in Idaho, Colorado, Oregon and the White Mountains in New Hampshire.

The status quo in all four has assumed an enduring form: centralized local rule with intensive foreign support (from Russia, in all but Nagorno-Karabakh, where Armenia is the principal patron), indigenous security forces and carefully cultivated identities.