Moreover, Mr. Obama can take us beyond that sordid past into a productive, post-quota future, where Emersonian self-reliance rules again supreme as the defining principle of this Republic.
Another aspect of interactions that fit the Common Pattern was strong reliance on rules and policies while ignoring what was evolving in the current environment.
With our increasing reliance on rules and transparency, the power of relationships and personal authority in our culture has weakened over the years.
His vision for relegating the Catholic Church's reliance on rules marks a contrast to the priorities of his predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, who saw doctrine as the paramount guide for clergy.
It takes a certain kind of person to want to do the right thing and know what that is, and part of the point of my talk is that our reliance on rules and, even worse, on incentives, has virtually guaranteed that we won't find such people.
The rule of thumb in connection with private placements (like a convertible note seed financing) is to issue securities only to accredited investors in reliance on Rule 506 of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
One of Urmson's reasons for this rule utilitarian reading appeals to Mill's reliance on various rules and secondary principles in moral reasoning.
Grammar checkers which also generally check punctuation, sentence length, and other aspects of style have been criticized for their reliance on oversimplified rules.
While the Persian literature of Iran and India abandoned this heavy reliance on such rules during the later 16th century, Chagatai poetry maintained it from its beginning until its demise in the late 19th century.
Instead, cultures are more likely to differ in their access to and reliance on abstract rules that over-ride such automatic associations Thus, even those of who don't think we're superstitious have a reflexive fear of tempting fate.
Contemporary economists' reliance on mechanical rules to understand – and influence – economic outcomes extends to macroeconomic policy as well, and often draws on an authority, John Maynard Keynes, who would have rejected their approach.
