Sentence examples for principal rule from inspiring English sources

If you can't keep your hands off it, observe the collector's principal rule: buy two, and leave one in the box.

Jones, a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Wisconsin, put it this way: "Dick Neustadt, the greatest of presidential scholars and now deceased, had a principal rule: always be attentive, in making a decision, to the effects of that decision on your prospects for future power.

This principal rule of brand building is no less true now than it's ever been.

As a principal rule it should be noted that the modeling of the structures should, as far as does not damage the results of the study, be simple.

While the growth and the preferential attachment of incoming nodes assure an emergence of such networks according to the Barabási Albert model, it is argued here that the preferential linking condition needs not to be a principal rule.

This can be deemed as the principal rule for the evaluation of the validity and correctness of the selected value(s) of ħ. Figure 2 ħ curve for ( 73 ).

The principal ruled that from now on, Mr. Friedman's book selections must be approved by the assistant principal, Tracy Zoughlami.

The principal rules in English law are laid down in the Bills of Exchange Act of 1882.

It again deals with the story of Rāma and Sītā, but at the same time it illustrates in stanza after stanza, in exactly the proper sequence, the principal rules of Sanskrit grammar and poetics.

Simple in its principal rules and essential equipment, the sport can be played almost anywhere, from official football playing fields (pitches) to gymnasiums, streets, school playgrounds, parks, or beaches.

In collecting e-mail addresses, we considered two principal rules.