Sentence examples for rule mean from inspiring English sources

Doesn't the fact that Israel controls the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories through military rule mean that it is now a state in which one population has civil rights and a second population is under occupation and lacks civil rights?

By Matthiessen's rule, mean free paths add as 1 l = 1 l sc + 1 l op (7).

To their credit, I think Levine and Rule mean their essay to have a political thrust, unmasking art's false investment in a superficially radical vocabulary.

And the self-executing rule mean that if the House passed the rule for consideration of the Fast Track-TAA package, then the Medicare pay-for language in the package would be deemed passed.

"Home rule means Rome rule" was a familiar slogan.

A new rule means more government contracts for women.

EMERGENCY rule means the suspension of normal rules during extraordinary times.

Yet even for Sunnis, his rule meant repression, war and deprivation.

The golden goal rule means one mistake or moment of inspiration can decide a match.

"With Kickstarter, the all or nothing rule meant we got nothing," says WindAid's spokesperson Beth Brown.

The new rule means firearms can be brought into buildings, however.