Sentence examples for rules to fall from inspiring English sources

Set a standard and don't stray from it, the criticism will still be there, but if you have a foundation of consistent rules to fall back on, it will make for a smoother swim upstream.

This is the way war is supposed to be fought (yes, there are no rules in war, but, as I said, it is better to have rules to fall back upon rather than figuring out what to do there and then).

City lawyers are now seeking to reinstate a revised version of the rules, designed to fall in line with court rulings meant to preserve freedom of speech.

Those principles have come to be known as the qian guize — the "unwritten rules" — and to fall victim to them is to be, as they say in Chinese, "unwritten ruled".

In Brussels and in London, then, those writing the rules continue to fall short of the comprehensive approach that is required.

But in some respects, the rules appear to fall short of the sweeping commitments President Obama made while trying to reassure the public in the fight over health legislation.

Rules tend to fall into several categories, including the use of shared spaces like the lobby or the elevator, pets and their comportment, and outward appearances — both of the apartment owner and the apartment itself.

They were rules related to fall motion (121), injuries suffered by falls (23), losing balance of the body (14) and use of fall-detecting sensors for patients at risk for falls (12).

PARIS — Lt. Gen. Peter Walls, the last commander of white Rhodesian forces in what is now Zimbabwe, who played a central and sometimes ambiguous role in the first days of his country's transition to majority rule only to fall out bitterly with its first black leader, died on Tuesday in South Africa, where he lived in exile.

However, as we grow older and advance in our careers, the Golden Rule seems to fall out of favor with some, and is replaced with a focus on more money and more power.

Ruling families began to fall.