Sentence examples for external rules from inspiring English sources

Given this tendency, it makes sense that we often rely intuitively on external rules to help ourselves out.

Indeed, as Michel told me, "it isn't really external rules that force bankers to work the way they do.

Without any external rules on what the profession had to verify, it quickly began reducing its own responsibility.

What we're seeing, Professor Low said, is the proliferation of new "external rules" — rules that used to be unspoken or internalized because they were understood but now need to be spelled out.

Property rights cannot be defined simply in terms of law or external rules, since they are socially constructed (Zhang 2003, 2005; Zhe and Chen 2004, 2005; Shen and Wang 2005; Liu 2003a; Cao 2008).

Start not with external rules, but with inner wisdom.

Corkonians have always stood in opposition to external rule (whether it be from London or Dublin) and retained a healthy disregard of authority.

Bureaucratic management of science by universities and funding agencies can impose external, formal rules on scientists (Hackett 1990; Braun 1998).

Similar to Betty's global attraction surface in his study on the agent's movement, we need a system to introduce external force rules to influence the agents' behavior.

But even though these external reviewers rule in favor of consumers about half the time, few people take advantage of them.

"We must not leave the door open for the imposition of external military rule or foreign control of Iraq's oil or the loss of Iraq's national sovereignty," said Abdelaziz al-Hakim.