Sentence examples for idea of the rules from inspiring English sources
When he explained why, and that he was a foster child who had no idea of the rules governing the proper wearing of a hat, Ms. Mahoney, who happened to be a foster parent, hired him, over nine other candidates.
The novelist is also an 18th-century character, who remarks upon the work of contemporaries such as Sterne, and who on three increasingly funny occasions despairs of being able to describe a particular scene when its understanding depends on a clear idea of the rules and technical vocabulary of a particular activity.
GB Boxing has some great resources so that you can see what boxing is all about, and have a better idea of the rules and regulations.
The idea of the rules was to align F1 much more closely with the direction the motor industry is taking, and for those who doubt that F1 development has an effect on road cars, Mercedes have an eye-opening counter-argument.
How much sense does it make to have 12 million, not only uninsured, but unlicensed drivers out on our highways and byways without any guarantee that they have even the minimum knowledge of how to operate a vehicle or any idea of the rules.
I'd love to read some of your ideas on the "rules of being a dad" in the comments.
Law School, has argued that the prohibition on torture is absolute because it is central to the idea of the rule of law.
That effort produced howls of anguish from those who liked the idea of the rule, and similar reactions from those who hated it.
Courts are the embodiment of the idea of the rule of law, the notion that this country is, in the famous words of John Adams, "a government of laws, and not of men".
