Sentence examples for rules around which from inspiring English sources
There is an important difference between the rules around which a more global world operates, and trying to opt out of it.
There are strict rules around which kind of organisations are eligible: energy schemes that benefit their communities (bencoms), for example, are in but co-operatives, which make money only for their members, are out.
It is best to read Krukowski's entire piece, but, in short, it touches on the slightly mind-bending rules around which service is compelled to pay which fees to whom, and the larger question of how these services relate to music, if at all.
It is simply the ratification of the D.N.C. rules – your rules – which we built this campaign and our strategy around.
In addition to relaxing some of the city's rules around encampments (which previously required a religious "host"), the city agreed to temporarily provide funding and services, including case management to help residents find permanent housing and employment and access other necessary social services, to three encampments.
Frame knowledge model provides a natural way of clustering knowledge and particularly dynamic rules around frames which in turn provides the natural way of distributing knowledge among networks hosts.
During that time, she realized she had to "unlearn" what she'd been exposed to in larger companies, as those large institutions had more processes, methods, and rules around working, which she believes impacts speed and creativity.
All these aspects constitute the set of institutionalised rules, procedures and organisations around which the penal system of national governments takes shape.
An international regime essentially denotes a "set of implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules, and decision making procedures around which actors' expectations converge in a given area of international relations" (Krasner 1983: 2).
Now (1) is a variant of Sidgwick's thesis that common-sense moralities tend to solidify around rules which are believed to have generally beneficial consequences, where the benefit is cashed out in terms of human welfare.
It also proposes relaxing copyright rules around "parody" videos which are increasingly popular on YouTube.
