Sentence examples for idea of rules from inspiring English sources
"We understand that the Western idea of rules stems from a long legal tradition, but practical people recognise that laws change," he explains.
Even if they consider parts of the acquis communautaire silly or inappropriate for them, many Central and East Europeans like the idea of rules imposed from Brussels to force the new members to maintain open government and a competitive business environment.
I loved the play's descent from order into chaos and my only question concerns Holcroft's ambivalent attitude to the cognitive behavioural therapy techniques from which she takes her title: I was never quite clear whether she was endorsing or repudiating the idea of rules for living.
With the uncanny prescience of someone with an acute, laser-like artistic vision, Kafka anticipated the future of civilisation - not Orwell's boot forever stamping on a human face, but tiny minds not so much bending the rules to suit their ends, as using the very idea of rules to grind down their victims to the point where humanity can be plausibly denied.
El Greco was averse to the very idea of rules in architecture; he believed above all in the freedom of invention and defended novelty, variety, and complexity.
While I do not subscribe to the idea of "rules" while dating and could care less when women give their cookies away, I also don't subscribe to flat-out nonsense.
"It Happened It Had Happened It Is Happening It Will Happen," the conjugating title of her latest work, expresses an idea of ruled order that the dance itself questions.
The idea of rule-of-thumb [13] is to replace the unknown probability density, f, in (18) by a standard normal distribution that has mean μ and variance σ 2, i.e., (mathcal {N}(mu,sigma ^{2})).
Children from different backgrounds and upbringings may have different ideas of rules, so do your best to mediate the situation and find a compromise without playing favorites.
"The longstanding precepts of 'class struggle' and 'ideological dictatorship' destroyed people's ideas of rule of law, that is, their ideas of freedom".
