Sentence examples for rule chief from inspiring English sources

As a rule, chief executives taking office during bad times begin their tenure by announcing just how bad they have found things.

The "general rule," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote for the majority in a 7-to-2 decision, is that "rights in an invention belong to the inventor," even if created on an employer's watch.

"To trigger the exclusionary rule," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "police conduct must be sufficiently deliberate that exclusion can meaningfully deter it, and sufficiently culpable that such deterrence is worth the price paid by the justice system".

"Why do they violate the rules?" Chief Jakubson asked.

"We are just trying to implement this regulation," said Jay Angoff, the rules' chief author.

It's stayed with her, perhaps because writing, more than any other art form, is susceptible to "rules", chief among them being to write every day.

A second officer was suspended for traveling to the memorial service without notifying his superiors and for bringing his gun, both violations of department rules, Chief Collins said.

The longstanding Brooklyn party, Mister Sunday, is famous for its rules, chief among them that phones aren't allowed on the dancefloor.

"You don't need a peg leg or an eye patch" to be a pirate, ruled Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit, in an opinion dated Feb. 25 in Seattle.

The European PGA Tour rules chief John Paramor told Garcia on the next hole that a penalty could be imposed, saying the drop had to be outside a club's length of the nearest point of relief.

"We didn't want rookies," Mr. Hurst said, adding that other firms were welcome to join the consortium if they agreed to certain ground rules, chief among them a commitment to offer the Sept. 11 families the same preferential commission rates they offer their best customers.