Sentence examples for from rule from inspiring English sources

The first was political: the change from rule by the white minority to constitutional democracy.

As for the larger overall drift away from rule of law, I would agree with that.

Much of what John has achieved has been the result of activities and incentives that dissuade prisoners from rule breaking.

You have to see it to believe it, and Wolfram obliges with stunning illustrations (including the book's goldenrod endpapers, spattered with output from Rule 30).

The move from rule by non-negotiable imperatives to leadership by invitation and welcome is as fundamental to the meaning of the faith as any dogma.

That reaction stemmed mostly from a single paragraph in the N.F.L.'s massive rulebook, from Rule 8, Section 1, Article 3, Item 5.

Those limits, he said, along with a shift in the focus of bank regulation from rule-making to risk-monitoring, should minimize crises.

Thrun was convinced that he could outdo these first-generation diagnostic devices by moving away from rule-based algorithms to learning-based ones from rendering a diagnosis by "knowing that" to doing so by "knowing how".

His short and feature-length films as well as his photography address the storied relationship of North and South Korea without losing the levity required to captivate an audience — a careful balance in a country ready to break away from rule-book behavior.

For these the argument from rule-following and the argument from normativity see the Introduction to Wright 1993.

Nanoindentation measurements showed multilayer hardness reaching almost 30 GPa in the nanometric range, more than two-times higher than the expected from rule-of-mixtures.