Sentence examples for in rules of from inspiring English sources
We have not had a change in rules of engagement in recent days.
There are some funny moments in "Rules of Engagement," but the comedy is closer to "Everybody Loves Raymond".
In "Rules of Deception" Mr. Reich sets some dangerous fanatics in motion but keeps their identities and motives mysterious.
The U.S.G.A. celebrates this incident on its Web site as "the most famous incident in Rules of Golf history".
He travelled with the young hooligans, observed their encounters at close quarters and, in Rules of Disorder (1978), wrote the first detailed report of their rituals and battles.
Its wide acceptance will have the side effect of bringing about much greater uniformity in rules of private law governing rights in aircraft.
Thus, "what the recent physiology of the senses has shown by the way of experience is what Kant had tried to show for the representations of the human mind in general when he laid out the participation of the particular, built-in rules of the mind, the organization of the mind as it were, in our representations" (Helmholtz 1855, 58).
AH Monjurul Kabir is a lawyer and governance adviser, specialising in rule of law, justice and human rights.
There is a lot of pressure and desire for improvements in rule of law, greater representation and greater transparency.
"If people lose the faith in rule of law and the judiciary, that's a recipe for extremism and radicalism".
Specifically a career devoting to building the kind of faith in rule of law that civil society depends on".
