Sentence examples for rule of its from inspiring English sources

Safety standards must be updated: in the last eight years, the Labor Department has issued only one new safety rule of its own accord; it issued a few others only after being compelled by Congress or the courts.

"Settling accounts with the US needs to be done with force, not with words, as it regards jungle law as the rule of its survival," the statement continued.

Any attempt to document the history of conflict in Libya is bound to be complicated by the sheer intensity of the history of a country that, officially established in 1951 when it declared independence under the nominal rule of its one and only king, Idris, has been a crucible of war since any historian can remember.

If people know anything at all about the Council, it's likely to be the rule of its meetings: they're held on a not-for-attribution basis.

Britain could and should take direct rule of its tax-opaque dependencies.

There is some debate among scholars today as to how oppressive or not was the Athenian rule of its empire.

"We are very worried," he says.Uzbekistan is known for the authoritarian rule of its president, Islam Karimov.

It's the rigor that's immediately obvious, the strict adherence to the rule of its particular musical law.