Sentence examples for rules and means from inspiring English sources

Incorrect school uniform is elevated to a high-order offence because it seeks to deny the rules and means by which the school projects its cultural sway.

But the rules and means to achieve cuts have never been resolved, with this session, called the Sixth Conference of the Parties, intended as the denouement.

Longer term, that will mean opening up partnerships with Atkins, The Sonoma Diet, and other meal plans that have different rules and means for losing weight and staying healthy.

Community-based management of the marine reserve network relied primarily on a suite of simple rules and means of enforcement, leadership of key individuals, meeting venues that allowed for social and ecological feedbacks, and capitalizing on the region's physical and environmental characteristics.

For there to be constraints, there needs to be regulation, and regulation means rules, and rules mean principles.

The March marked the beginning of fascist rule and meant the doom of the preceding parliamentary regimes of socialists and liberals.

Here, gravity rules and mastery means understanding the interplay between tyres – or hooves – and terra firma.

Under that logic, Hillary Clinton will be our next president, but in the great state of Ohio, we play by our own rules and that means anything could happen.

As we have seen repeatedly in recent years, without genuine accountability, rules and laws mean nothing.

Among other things, it said, "rules and regulations meant to reduce pilot fatigue and the probability of human error related to accidents are routinely being flouted by Air India".

They are familiar with the rules and, I mean, there is just no debate about that" and another mother added: "They are not allowed to take snacks from the kitchen cupboard".