Sentence examples for rule of doing from inspiring English sources

"One rule of doing a reading is, Don't ever call on the crazy homeless person," Weiner says.

One's affirmative responsibilities are all conditioned by circumstances, and mostly are (conditional) implications of the Golden Rule of doing to or for others what you would wish them to do to or for you.

I have a rule of doing one review (if asked) and no more for journals I have no intention of writing for, but review regularly for those journals I publish in often (for example, Statistics in Medicine).

I wish the folks manning these booths understand that the old rule of "Don't touch our shizz" is no longer applicable.

Whatever happened to the old gun safety rule of don't point your gun at (or near) anything you don't intend to shoot?

Each side professes to the importance of the Golden Rule of do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Will Brexit change the rules of doing business, or of access to higher education?

Think about choosing the rules of doing business via smart contracts that protect you.

It is argued that WTO accession or subscription to more transparent trade regimes beyond preferential treatment will change the rules of doing business in Ethiopia by strengthening the forces of the market.

"Unfortunately, it's just the hard-and-fast rules of doing business.

Follow certain rules of doing good somewhat similar to the ten commandments.