Sentence examples for rules lessons from inspiring English sources

This opposition front now has the support of the newly elected governor of a fifth department, Chuquisaca.In this section Evo's big win Tearing up the rules Lessons from an earthquake Patchy blockade The rise of the log mansion Reprints Related items Bolivia: Carry on votingJul 31st 2008So the referendum did not give Mr Morales what he most hoped for: a weakening of the eastern block.

For those who don't know, this is your book of "311 rules, lessons, and reminders about running for office and making a difference whether it's for president of the United States or president of your senior class".

I am reminded of the journalist Angela Neustatter writing in this newspaper about what it was like to board at the progressive school Summerhill, where children had few rules and lessons were optional.

In this paper, the objectives, rules, results, lessons learned and significance of the competition is described.

Not only did her Mom's rules and lessons help me, but I then taught them to my own children.

This is the central illusion of Harper Lee's classic, a book that, among its other merits, artfully brings to life the bumpy tire-roll of growing up, full as it is of adventure and trouble and rules and lessons.

The best way to prosper, therefore, is to play China by Chinese rules, a lesson that too few companies have learned.

The artificial force terms are designed in a intuitive and smart way, through employment of the wall-following rule and lessons from historical and current experience, which are taught by the bat's predation process.

Dr Knapman said he would use his powers under Rule 43 of the Coroner's Rules to highlight lessons that should be learned by the police for the future.

— Alarmed by evidence that gay and lesbian students are common victims of schoolyard bullies, many school districts are bolstering their antiharassment rules with early lessons in tolerance, explaining that some children have "two moms" or will grow up to love members of the same sex.

This allows us to handle exceptions by means of prioritized rules, thus taking lessons from non-monotonic reasoning.