Sentence examples for rules not only from inspiring English sources

"It means setting the rules, not only for business but for all of life".

The rules not only cover such traditional items as betrothal gifts from families, but also joint assets such as all kinds of property, stocks and bonds.

The plan would apply new derivatives rules not only to banks in the United States, but also to American banks that have foreign units.

The clock rules not only train schedules but also the internal life of the American citizen in his restless pursuit of self-realization.

When the N.C.A.A. investigates an athlete for breaking its rules, not only is he presumed guilty but his punishment begins before he knows what he's accused of.

The theory of analysis then goes even further: rules not only predict broad patterns, they also provide guidance about the extent of a rise or fall.

Moral interpretation is necessitated by the belief that the Bible is the rule not only of faith but also of conduct.

The exceptions prove the rule: not only do almost all great artists offer both distinctively, but they even make the forging of their style inseparable from their subjects.

The 45-second brevity rule not only cut back on lists of names, but it also pushed out false modesty and tears.

Shortly afterward Minto sailed for Calcutta, leaving Raffles at the age of 30 to rule not only Java but also an archipelagic empire of several million inhabitants.

British rule not only created Kenya from 42 ethnic groups, but initiated the devastation of the landscape and worsened the position of women in Kenya, she says.