Sentence examples for indeed rules from inspiring English sources

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

Laurie Goodman of Amherst Securities, one of the study's authors, doubts that uncertainty over future rules would affect loans today since they would not apply retroactively.Indeed, rules are slowly getting clearer.

Indeed, rules are good for the orderly conduct of business.

Taken at face value, this reply rules out a relaxed standards interpretation; it indeed rules out any interpretation involving a naturalistic solution to the problem of dreaming.

Indeed, rules of engagement with agents and publishers are changing because of the power of print-on-demand and online marketing, and in that changing landscape, authors need to reinvent themselves as Internet entrepreneurs.

Indeed, rules of the call for candidate models requested leading institutions to propose no more than one candidate for the same IGRF type of model, and it turned out that IPGP was also leader in the production of another predictive IGRF secular variation candidate model (using a data assimilation type of strategy, Fournier et al. (2015); see also Fournier et al. (2010)).

We find that we can indeed rule out new theories quite effectively.

If international capital did indeed rule the world, then nothing made Britain special.

James Madison asserted that a central government could indeed rule justly assuming "accommodations for travellers will be multiplied and meliorated".

Indeed, rule from Downing Street will have to take place alongside new or changed institutions that can govern Britain as a fragmented political space.

Turns out, women do indeed "rule the Internet".