Sentence examples for rule at work from inspiring English sources

THERE seems to be a simple rule at work in Hong Kong's stockmarket these days: buy red.

They invite people to make an induction – to conclude that there is some kind of general underlying rule at work and of which we must take heed.

Sunday's goals, from Joe Allen and Roberto Firmino, were not clear demonstrations of that rule at work but Liverpool's willingness to commit men forward has underpinned the improvement in results and performances at Anfield during Klopp's seven months in charge.

The unwritten rule at work here, Burkett says, is that people with greater needs should receive more, and people with fewer needs should do more, which goes against the doctrine of equal pay for equal work and is a step back to the days when married men were paid more than single men because they had families to feed.

Basic rule at work here: Every tax gift from Congress has some kind of hand grenade attached.

There's a one drop rule at work.

We have harassment and gender equality rules at work, all conscientiously observed.

He pushed for an end to the war in Vietnam, for stricter safety rules at work and for sanctions against apartheid South Africa.

Hopefully we'll be back with her therapist Dave next week to uncover why she was so upset with the "new parking rules" at work.

His obsessive respect for the rules at work — got to have the right signatures on the right forms before he'll hand over that transformer — has made him something of an outcast.

CNBC Hedge Funds Are Suspicious of Rivals, Survey Finds  |  The Wall Street Journal writes: "Almost half of hedge fund professionals believe their competitors are engaged in illegal activity and more than a third say they have felt pressure to break rules at work, according to an online survey released Tuesday".