Sentence examples for of whatever rules from inspiring English sources

The majority of the candidates feel that voters and residents are left out of the political process and that the city commission does what they want regardless of whatever rules and laws they break to get their way.

Additionally, women make 44% less than what men earn for equal work, and regardless of whatever rule is on the books, employers are known to mandate pregnancy tests as part of a pre-hire medical examination and decline women whose tests are positive.

So whatever rules of thumb you might have used in the past, here are some general guidelines to help you select the right plan for right now.

Many of the donors predicted that whatever rules were put in place, the parties and some donors would find ways around them.

But finally, when writing the life of any person, whether long or recently dead, the biographer's chief responsibility is vigorously to test the authenticity of the collected materials by whatever rules and techniques are available.

If the shelter is outside of Los Angeles, the hospital follows whatever rules set up by the receiving shelter.

Tenants of a legitimate holder of unsold units, on the other hand, would likely be exempted from whatever rules the holder of unsold units is exempt from.

The reason it is poor is that rule-consequentialism should not let the cost/benefit analysis of a proposed code be influenced by the costs of getting people to give up whatever rules they may have already internalised.

Thus, the traditional highest "generic concepts" of representation, feeling, and desire that were formulated via an unscientific and chaotic process of abstraction, must be replaced by whatever rules calculation may reveal (LPs [1850]: 8).

"The Rick Dutrow situation is a prime example of whatever the rules are we are not enforcing them tough enough.

"It's fun to troll the nation, which is so brainwashed and so scared of whatever fake rules have been set for them.