Sentence examples for predictable rules from inspiring English sources

There are no consistent or predictable rules.

The speaker of W heeds no predictable rules of grammar, diction, or idiom.

The outcome was also viewed as a setback by some utility executives who had hoped that Congress would set predictable rules governing carbon pollution.

But to her, an affair was more like a medical condition: it followed predictable rules and was perfectly preventable, if you recognized the early signs.

Without predictable rules, or any ability to protect property from theft or seizure, even the most enthusiastic believers in a new Iraq say it is still to unstable major commitments.

Farmers learned how to make better plants and varieties, but it was a process of trial and error until the middle of the nineteenth century, when Gregor Mendel demonstrated that many of the characteristics of a pea plant were passed from one generation to the next according to predictable rules.

This, the clearest result since 1984, should mean stable, decisive and predictable rule.

Moreover, it is not clear whether the EPA's critics really would like to see a more predictable rule-making process.

But it is crucial that the reductions in subsidies for low-carbon energy are carried out according to a predictable rule-based system.

So we're uniquely placed to help each other grow, but much of that growth won't just happen of its own accord… That means ensuring the effective and predictable rule of law, not least so that companies can be confident that payments will be made promptly and that contracts will be enforced.

Stable cultures are predictable, rule oriented and bureaucratic and they are usually encountered in public sector institutions.