Sentence examples for rules and ways from inspiring English sources

There are excellent arguments for changing investment rules and ways to do so, but without a better approach (or a disaster) not much will happen.

Creed's art is filled with systems, rules and ways of paring things down to some kind of irreducible physical fact or activity: counting, aligning, ordering, arranging.

In exchange for being freed from these requirements, states would have to propose their own accountability rules and ways they would intervene in underperforming schools, these state education chiefs said they had been told.

The Gospel, he said, cannot be used as a standard for governing in the world, which has its own rules and ways of justice, many of them, he acknowledged, unfair and blameworthy.

Congress in Reed's day had many powerful and talented figures, but he rose to the top as a tough partisan who made himself a master of the rules and ways of the House.

For him this was challenging because he did not have a strong background on the topic and he also was uncertain about citation rules and ways to avoid transgressive source use while paraphrasing.

The fact is that the Taliban are Afghans themselves, and we've just gone in there and decided to impose our rules and way of life.

And the part that deals with numbers and rules and rule changes and ways to rethink numbers.

I have my own rule and way," she said.

While British social anthropologists were focused on the existence of social rules and the ways in which members of different societies acted within a given framework of ideas and categories, French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Straussifferent starting point.

As with all such ambiguities, the solution is to properly define the rules, and include ways to explicitly indicate any exceptions.