Sentence examples for promoted rules from inspiring English sources

Organizers have promoted "Rules for Radicals," by Saul D. Alinsky, as a primer on community organizing tactics, and "The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations," by Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom, an argument for the strength of movements built around ideas rather than leaders.

The dynamically promoted rules are derived from those diagnosis sessions, which resulted in successful decisions.

Her brief imposition of dictatorship was the culmination of policies that lastingly weakened India's institutions and regions and promoted rule by dynasty.These giants seem to illustrate the cliché that India is a land of polarities: the Mahatma ("great soul") held India to impossible ideals; Madam (as women in authority are called) imposed on it a bleak reality.

All efforts to promote rule of law in China will eventually press against a sensitive political question: is the Communist Party a servant of the law or above it?

This transformation is, among other things, an incredible testament to the tremendous success of America's 60 years of leadership in promoting rule of law, open markets, peace and stability across the Asia-Pacific region and around the world.

So, as the society has moved forward, it has become more urgent than ever that China makes greater efforts to promote rule of law in order to better coordinate the society, balance interests and set standards for social behavior.

Shattuck thinks that the stress of a global financial crisis and the chastening of the old frameworks of power have presented a new opportunity to promote rule of law, genuine democracy, and economic progress in the developing world.

For example, a double-dissociation has been demonstrated implicating lateral prefrontal cortex in attentional set-shifting and orbitofrontal cortex in reversal learning (7 10), and dopamine innervation of prefrontal cortex seems to "stabilize" attentional-set and promote rule learning (11,12).

The European authorities have promoted the rules as a way of penalizing the financial sector and returning some of the money that was spent on bank bailouts to citizens squeezed by austerity and the economic slowdown.

"The government has not made America safer nor promoted the rule of law," Mr. Swor said.

Akhbari Shiism has never promoted political rule, while the Usuli school produced the politically active caste of priests that is a distinctive feature of Iranian Shiism.