Sentence examples for rule will stand from inspiring English sources

With two agreeing rulings from the circuit courts, the rule will stand - unless a new law is made.

Yet nobody can predict whether the new rules will stand up better than the old ones if challenged by the euro zone's two big members, Germany and France.

The 2009 ruling will stand.

At that point, Representative Louise M. Slaughter, Democrat of New York and chairwoman of the Rules Committee, will stand up and seek recognition.

It is understood that the rule will still stand for US users and traders.

But the Leona Helmsley rule will still stand: If you are a woman, you do not want to be caught demanding way, way more than your share.

Judge rules Howell and Martin will stand trial for the five killings.

That would include shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna and shadow care minister Liz Kendall, who have already said they will stand, but rule out potential leadership contenders Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, and Andy Burnham, who speaks for Labour on health.

Accordingly, a new mudshore conceptual model, the Mehby Rule, is proposed which embraces all aspects of mudshore behaviour and will stand alongside the Bruun Rule.

One wonders — and worries — where she will stand if she rules on similar cases before the Court.

Knotty though it all is, O'Donnell is confident that the rules he laid down in 2010 will stand the test of time.