Sentence examples for rules held from inspiring English sources

"He respected people who were close to him, but rules held very little for him".

IT WAS perhaps only appropriate that, as the culmination of 12 years' haggling, the negotiations on global trade rules held on the island of Bali in Indonesia on December 3rd-6th ran over time.

A back-of-the-envelope estimate by Mr. Clemens concluded that the expansion of Medicaid in many states — taking advantage of "demonstration waivers" from the federal government that allowed them to experiment with eligibility rules — held down premiums of those with private insurance by an average of roughly $1,700 per year for a family of four.

Democrats defending the rules held news conferences last week that showcased poultry workers and newspaper reporters with debilitated wrists, nursing home workers with bad backs and a secretary who has had years of neck problems because her employer made her place her computer monitor too high.

An asset class will typically have attributes and setter/getter methods to populate and access their values, while a behaviour class will contain the rules, held in start, step, stop methods.

There was a general belief among medieval scholastics that Aristotelian logic exemplified natural reason at its best and was universally applicable to all domains because its rules held through formal relation to the principle of non-contradiction.

Similar rules hold with beer.

These rules hold until they don't.

Even now, U.S. immigration rules hold that immigrants "affiliated with" the Communist Party are "inadmissible".

The following rules hold for the forward velocity: 1.

The following rules hold for the average power consumption: 1.