Sentence examples for rule-bound system from inspiring English sources
He suggests that this rule-bound system has thrown up "possibly the best set of leaders that China could produce".
"Do we participate in the standard great-power exceptionalism, or do we leverage our power to create a rule-bound system?" Just as for any great power, that would be an easier question for India were it not for problems in its own backyard.
"Far from being an arbitrary dictatorial system," Mr Mahbubani wrote recently in the Financial Times (part-owner of this newspaper), the Communist Party may have succeeded in creating "a rule-bound system that is strong and durable, not fragile and vulnerable".
Because Iran staged its Islamist revolution 35 years ago, its government is probably the most stable one in the Middle East outside of Israel, with the greatest degree of popular representation and the strongest, most predictable, most rule-bound system of political succession.
That is the essence of a rule-bound system -- a system of law that delimits the valid, acceptable actions of individuals -- including public officials.
Challenging convention, while operating in a large, rule-bound hierarchical organization.
And that was preceded by the "hubris of reason": Woodrow Wilson's delusion that victory in the first world war would enable America to create a global system of rule-bound peace and reason.Nor is "The Icarus Syndrome" merely a recitation of misbegotten interventions.
As Ha-Joon Chang of Cambridge University tells us, though, markets are not a natural system like plate tectonics, but rule-bound institutions.
A sizable portion of the populace can be convinced, it seems, that the protection of the rule of law and rule-bound governance are not as important as a system that allows unadulterated expression of people's will.
It is argued that the principles should not be rule-bound but define a distinctive nursing gaze that will position the nursing profession within the health care system and in relation to other professions.
