Sentence examples for rule does not mean from inspiring English sources

[For us] a rule does not mean the starting point for creative interpretation," said Jyrki Katainen.

Of course, the speaker's new rule does not mean that no official travel will take place.

That Copland usually adhered to this rule does not mean his film scores lack intrinsic musical merit.

When a broker tells a client to buy or sell something, the suitability rule does not mean the broker has to be free of conflicts of interest.

But, he added, "the fact that Lehman's accounting for the Repo 105 transactions technically complied" with the rule "does not mean that Lehman's financial statements complied with GAAP".

In other words, the fact that one Senate, decades ago, passed the two-thirds majority rule does not mean that all future Senates are bound by it.

The uptick rule doesn't mean anything.

Just because you've figured out how to circumvent a rule, doesn't mean you should.

BANK REGULATORS TO ALLOW LEEWAY ON LIQUIDITY RULE The oversight panel of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said the rule did not mean banks would never be allowed to dip below required levels, Susanne Craig reports.

The flexible sentences that were once the rule did not mean rehabilitation, they meant discrimination.

"Rule" did not mean "dominate" or "abuse," but to nurture: witness the language in Genesis 2 15, which says God placed individuals in the Garden to "work it and take care of (or guard) it".