Sentence examples for rule arrangements from inspiring English sources

That suggestion drew a sharp response from Mr. Adams, who made clear that the I.R.A. could link its disarmament offer to the continuation of the home rule arrangements.

This was followed by a work-to-rule arrangement for the rest of the week (restricting the shifts worked by members of six nursing and support-staff unions to the minimum hours demanded by contract).Compared with the bracing industrial upheavals of the NHS in the 1970s, a walk-out of around 5% looks like a minor event.

"The problem comes down to a whole range of clapped-out rules and arrangements.

In June, the federal copyright office ruled that arrangements of preexisting exercises, like yoga poses, could not be copyrighted.

For the City Club, which was founded in 1892 as an antidote to political boss rule, the arrangement will allow it to reclaim at least partial use of its old clubhouse.

This article explores the effect of water entitlements and rules, and arrangements to provide certainty and flexibility for the integration of surface water and groundwater management over time.

I feel attracted to the Jesus in Luke, who is bent on upending social rules and arrangements, yet I anxiously wonder -- if I read honestly -- what this could mean for people like me who assume so many privileges of a relatively comfortable life.

The rules and arrangements are further conditioned by the physical, socio-economic, cultural and political context in a community (Ostrom 2010).

There, as part of Buddhist ritual, he began formulating the rules of arrangement for the rikka style of flower arrangement, a formal, vertically oriented style using a tall or tallish, narrow-mouthed vase.

Each school has its own rules of arrangement, though styles may differ only slightly from one another.

The rise of the women's Garden Club movement in the 1930s and the growth of flower shows led to establishing definite rules for arrangement, especially in the United States.