Sentence examples for rules and instruments from inspiring English sources

"He was a bit of a megalomaniac," I said, "and invented his own rules and instruments".

The real task is to open a serious debate on what a multilateral institution should be, and what rules and instruments it should have.

In order to avoid criticism of media intervention and censorship, the proposed Media Act refers to the provisions of the Code on administrative procedures, which represent a set of basic rules and instruments applicable for all sectors and are in line with the principles of fair procedure applicable to the administrative procedure of the European Community.

In that line of thoughts, Europeanization can be understood as a process through which objectives, methods, rules and instruments, to ways of doings, shared beliefs and values are assimilated at the local level.

Most days I walk around the site teaching people about the legal system, about the law, about how they're being enslaved by a body of rules and statutory instruments.

Keuffel & Esser was known for its slide rules and other mathematical instruments, and requested that the architectural firm De Lemos & Cordes design its 1893 headquarters with images of a compass, triangle, pliers and mallet in the frieze.

Old salts say you should learn to pilot with chart, parallel rules and dividers (an instrument used for measuring and transferring distances), and that's true— but on a small boat, with no space to lay out the chart, the wind blowing and the spray flying, the GPS makes a lot more sense.

This will enable us to identify the conditions (e.g., existing rules, available instruments, imposed division of labor) and actions (i.e., creation, institutionalization, and utilization of the artifacts) that can help achieve a desirable state of the system.

From 7 a.m. on Sept. 11 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 13, general aviation would be limited to aircraft that weigh more than 12,500 pounds, operate on instrument flight rules and fly to airports with control towers.

This is a default provision, and can be made irrelevant if the trust instrument contains other rules and requirements.

However, in poor visibility or under certain conditions of very heavy air traffic, aircraft must operate under the strict instructions and rules of air traffic control and instrument operation; these are called instrument flight rules (IFR).