Sentence examples for rule institutions from inspiring English sources

That seems a good rule: institutions that employ clinically qualified staff in management score better than those that do not.

Under a legislative wrinkle that buys more time, the authorities need suspend Northern Ireland's home rule institutions for only one day to usher in a new, six-week period of negotiation.

Under the Northern Ireland Act 2000, Mr. Reid is empowered to suspend and restore the home rule institutions, while the Northern Ireland Act 1998 stipulates a six-week period to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Trimble's resignation.

The results indicate that such safeguards are present and interact with other safeguards and rule institutions at the state and federal level to maintain compliance.

Under the rules, institutions must have what is known as highly trusted sponsor status to recruit non-EU students.

Not unlike Microsoft and Apple, the two are both internationally competitive, but each has its own operating system, rules, institutions and comparative advantages.

In some situations, under the new rules, institutions are directed to simply "transfer control of culturally unidentifiable human remains to other Indian tribes" or, in clear violation of the law, "to an Indian group that is not federally recognized".

Under the current rules, institutions just have to tell NIH that a conflict exists for a particular grant.

Burch [11] stresses that new technologies are not simply exogenously imposed on a social context but are a part of a web of rules, institutions and practices that shape the likelihood and nature of innovation and diffusion.

Likewise, relationship anarchists reject the idea that the social rules institutions like the government and religions have put in place are ones that we should necessarily follow.

But the modern era is marked by a tendency to worship such fences, such rules, institutions, doctrines and traditions, simply because they already exist.