Sentence examples for just one rule from inspiring English sources
And just one rule: no crying in front of her.
But whether it is music or fashion, Ditto has just one rule: "Absolutely no shame".
There would be just one rule: "Get some stuff; leave some stuff".
By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, April 17 , 1954P. 36 In my dealings with foreigners I have just one rule that View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
For the families who shop at Bobbie's -- by appointment only, four times a year -- there is just one rule: The children are not to be told the clothes are free, or that Bobbie's is actually a three-year-old family-run charity.
But, one rule just doesn't fit all, and in this rush, Sarbanes-Oxley to your point has been a applied broadly to every single public company.
Actually, it's only one rule, just two words long, and really, it's more of a mantra.
President Obama, to his credit, has vowed to use the Environmental Protection Agency to rein in pollution even if Congress does not act, though so far just one significant "rule" (or regulation) has come down and that was in January of this year putting a limit on the the volume of carbon emissions permitted at future power plants.
President Obama, to his credit, has vowed to use the Environmental Protection Agency to rein in pollution, even if Congress does not act, though so far just one significant "rule" (or regulation) has come down – and that was in January of this year – putting a limit on the the volume of carbon emissions permitted at future powerplants.
There being just the one rule — "No Diving" — there was just one game to play, namely, "Dive Into the Swimming Pool as Many Times as Possible".
