Sentence examples for offend the rules from inspiring English sources
But if a system is unsustainable — if its workings offend the rules of nature — the cracks and signs of breakdown may show up in the most unexpected times and places.
* Doesn't business owe a chance to people who didn't grow up in the right neighborhood, go to the right schools or otherwise get a chance to make the right friends? "You can hire someone because you do not want to offend the rules of justice, or because you want a competent person who has been vouched for by someone who's known him for years," he said.
Delegate is necessary to elect a Delegate, §1422 would require a comparably clear modifier to refer to sufficient votes to elect gubernatorial slates; and that this Courts reading of any election would render that phrase a nullity and thus offend the rule against attributing redundancy to Congressare rejected.
The name may be accepted or rejected based on a similarly named business or offending the rules on name reservation.
A presidential decree, a legal tool that deeply offends the rule of law, was used to silence ERT.
Remembering, no doubt, that he is offending against the rules of speech in polite society, Houellebecq brings on a pair of Muslim characters to criticise their religion and then depart.
Search companies might decide to tailor their search results in order to offend the fewest countries, limiting all searches according to the rules of the most restrictive country.
The decision therefore could not be the sort of "new legal rule" that could possibly offend the Due Process Clause or Article II, Section 1, cl. 2, or take Florida out of the safe harbor of 3 U.S.C.
Unification with Greece was ruled out on the basis that it would offend the former colony's Turkish minority.
Nothing could so offend this rule of equity more clearly than the policy that nuclear weapons are good for some nations but not for others.
