Sentence examples for rules at will from inspiring English sources

(Future majorities, they say, will feel emboldened to change rules at will).

"Dancer in the Dark," like any worthwhile piece of art, flouts its own enabling aesthetic rules at will.

But if God can break the rules at will, then science can never disprove what is said in the Bible.

What they have taught students is that those in power can change the rules at will, even after the fact.

After all, the Democrats are bound to find themselves in the minority at some point, and so may not want to set a precedent allowing the majority to change the rules at will.

In any case, it said, there is no constitutional provision for referendums (although given the government's habit of rewriting the legal rules at will, it surely could have found a way to organise one).József Szajer, a Fidesz MEP who wrote much of the new constitution on his now-famous iPad, said that the opposition had abnegated their responsibility to voters by refusing to take part.

But unlike regular federal employees who are protected by civil service rules, rotators are "at will" workers who can be sent packing at the discretion of NSF or their home institution.

This was the second bitter lesson the Muslims had to learn: not only could a Western power arrive, invade, and rule at will but only another Western power could get it out.

This often provides the convenient pretext for the autocratically minded to rule at will.

He wanted changes in the constitution which will make him the total ruler of Turkey until 2029, and be able to do whatever he wants, whether by decrees or by declaring emergency rule at will.

In sum, Millon sees changing the default rule from at-will to just cause as a redistributive strategy, not as a means of getting more employees covered by just cause employment rules.