Sentence examples for rules of self from inspiring English sources

Even if that were not the case, under ordinary civilian rules of self defense, every Israeli soldier had the right to protect himself and his colleagues from attack by knife and pipe wielding assailants.

People can evolve coalitions of resource users with rules of self governance to avoid overuse and degradation.

It is clear that car service providers that follow the aforementioned steps and have certain rules of self regulation are the right choice for you.

And then, how the rules of self-respecting heroism are violated!

He says he abides by a few self-made rules of self-preservation: Don't sell to teenagers.

A whole new set of protocols is required: dress codes, food, even the rules of self-promotion.

And there is a certain freedom in not playing by modern society's rules of self-identification, in not having to explain yourself, or your sexuality, to anyone.

Poor readings of Augustine abound, and it isn't uncommon to see readers take this theory of two cities to mean — as Falwell clearly does — that there is an earthly city (usually identified with the state or with public life) that God created to operate by mortal rules of self-interest, while the heavenly city is meant to operate by eternal rules of self-giving.

Therefore they are not subject to the rules of self-regulatory organisations, such as the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ, says Mr Coffee.Ms Hinton adds that it makes little business sense for independent research houses to publish "biased research".

On the other hand, efforts have been made to either combine elementary cells or apply rules of self-similarity in order to generate complex structures of engineering interest, for example, columns, beams, and plates.

True to Benedictine rules of self-sufficiency, Father Rainer saw the future in apple cider and brandy, damson, sloe and elderberry gin.