Sentence examples for question of the rules from inspiring English sources

It is not just a question of the rules about who can work here, but the perception.

It was more important, he said, to raise the broader question of the rule of law.

And over everything is the question of the rule of law.

The trial, he added, is "a question of the rule of law .The rule of law and good government are at the heart of three big investigations currently going on in Nigeria, alongside Mr Abacha's trial.

On the delicate question of the rule of law, Mr. de Hoop Scheffer argues that endemic corruption must be tackled by throwing support behind good government.

But the ways of being Straussian seem to be a question of following the rules set by others - whether Schoenberg or Mozart - rather than setting his own stamp on his work.

League officials said the appeals court's decision closed the question of whether the rule was legal.

"This catastrophic abstention rate should raise the question of the voting rules which keep millions of our compatriots away from the polling stations," she said.

Moreover, only a month earlier, a report by Perry's own staff had concluded that "reliability is adequate today," raising the question of why the rule was necessary.

"That's an important piece to answer the question of whether the rule will get vacated during remanding".

The case is not a human-rights matter nor is it about freedom of speech, but rather it is a question of whether the rule of law should be upheld.China is ruled by law, not by man; it is not a case of rule by a few.