Sentence examples for need of rules from inspiring English sources

Fuld's locker in the Rays' clubhouse faces a quote on the wall from Albert Camus: "Integrity has no need of rules".

Natural virtues, on the other hand, have no need of rules or conventions for them to be useful or pleasing; additionally, they are useful or pleasing on each occasion (T 579).

Albert Camus said "integrity has no need of rules", which is also probably about parody porn; the integrity it takes to engage in coitus dressed as Angela Merkel.

Reid opened debate in the morning by saying that it has become "so, so very obvious" that the Senate is broken and in need of rules reform.

It also has power over all matters deemed in need of uniform rules across the country.

Rules apply if: a) the objects in need of the rule application are in the region and b) there is no rule with higher priority that uses common objects.

Though their intrigue left Euclid dumb There's now no need for rule of thumb.

That may change, and the world may well one day need a system of rules and controls.

The Prime Minister David Cameron says government spending will target areas of need and rules out the threat of a cross the board spending freeze.

At least four fuzzy sets are needed; even a few hundred variables causes the number of rules needed to specify a dynamic model to become huge.

"The need for 300 pages of rules just shows you're trying to define something indefinable," Mr. Kaufman said.