Sentence examples for if rule from inspiring English sources

And if Rule No. 1 of politics is survival, Mr. Norman has excelled in the field.

If Rule 10b5-1 has become a means to trade on inside information while gaining a bit of protection, then the rule is not effective in preventing insiders from abusing their access to corporate information.

If Rule thought that Bundy was falsely accused, or was unable to decide, or if she considered him likely to be a sideshow to the main event of capturing the killer, it would be strange to offer him as many chapters as he was inclined to write.

If Rule 45 of the Olympic Charter were to be revoked, Merritt would be free to defend his Olympic crown in London – and pressure would fall upon the British Olympic Association to reconsider the byelaw they have in place which precludes drug offenders from Olympic selection for life.

Anyway, even if rule utilitarianism accords with some common substantive moral intuitions, it still seems counterintuitive in other ways.

If rule (s-com) occurs in the proof of t, then m cannot be a sequential process.

Not to confuse the act of ditching templates with the cliche of "breaking all the rules," the folks at The Artist Odyssey--and one senses that it's no coincidence the arts network's name forms the acronym "TAO," as in Tao I Ching, the higher-self spiritual path--are subtle rule-breakers--if rule-breakers at all.

If rules exist, they should exist equally for everyone.

If rules are indeed rules, then their application needs to be consistent not capricious.

But if rules were open to political interpretation, which rules were truly the best to follow?

Conversely, if a neighbor is already building, the book will help show if rules are being followed.