Sentence examples for rules philosophy from inspiring English sources

A few years before that, when Milbury was assistant general manager of the Bruins, he tried to crash the referees' dressing room to discuss rules philosophy.

The NRA practices what it preaches when it comes to its "the guys with the guns make the rules" philosophy.

Isn't it obvious that the "no rules" philosophy of our modern times is becoming progressively more dangerous for our future?

In taxi conflicts past, legislators typically employed a "home rule" philosophy that allowed the City Council to handle issues that, due to legal or political quirks, technically required state approval.

The G.O.P. debate moved decidedly in the direction of the smaller-government, home-rule philosophy of the conservatives, and nearly all the candidates saw Trenton politics as the biggest problem New Jersey faces.

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The Golden Rule philosophy shouldn't just apply to each person individually, and it isn't only about individual salvation, as religious conservatives insist.

Mary DiMaggio, president at Frederiksen Entertainment, said she was attracted to Ms. McKevitt by "the easy access and the no-rules philosophy," which she described as fitting well "with the need for consumers in the U.S. to be their own designers and decorators".

For a school that has no admission requirements -- a computer at the headquarters of the Education Department selects applicants according to a complex algorithm -- the contract is a powerful first line of defense, spelling out A.M.S.'s rules and philosophy.

The bottom line for Schottenheimer is that his players do not believe in the way they are being handled and coached, from an intense training camp to rigid practices to far-reaching team rules to philosophy and schemes.

Annan sympathized with the physicist William Kingdom Clifford of Trinity when he castigated the older disciplines: "Rules of philosophy are admirable if two conditions are satisfied: first you philosophize before you make your rules: second you publish them with the fond and feverish hope that no philosopher will attend to them".