Sentence examples for nice rule from inspiring English sources

The department of defense has a nice rule on this point.

Some gatherings, like the Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference, to be held next week in Washington State, have instituted an informal "be nice" rule.

In 2001, NICE ruled that Aricept and two other drugs used to treat Alzheimer's disease were worth their costs only if patients' conditions had increased from mild to moderate severity.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) ruled that everolimus, which can prolong life in some cases, was too expensive.

The ERC has fantastic ideas and very nice rules, but of course they cannot impose their rules on all institutions.

Through Oct. 25 Like Robert Colescott, Kara Walker, the Guerrilla Girls and early Sue Williams, Beverly McIver has no time for the play-nice rules of political correctness.

Without all doubt the limbs and proportions of this statue are elegantly formed, and accurately designed, according to the nicest rules of symmetry and proportion: and the back parts especially are executed so happily, as to excite the admiration of the most indifferent spectator.

The huge unanswered question here, as with other reforms, is how the nice new rules will look after a thorough chewing by the country's corrupt and ill-paid bureaucracy.

Mix and match Limits to growth Broadcasting uncertainty No, you can't ReprintsThe National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), which rules on whether treatments offer sufficient health benefits for the money they cost, has been told to act more quickly, so that fewer patients miss out on treatments that have come to market but not yet been evaluated by NICE.

The focus is growth, not playing nice with rules.

It's a nice illustration of Rule Nine in Pollan's magnificently sensible new book, Food Rules.