Sentence examples for rules to think from inspiring English sources

And if convoys go co-ed and mix cars and trucks, there are new road rules to think about, such as whether trucks only go at the front to accommodate to their longer stopping distance and therefore how new trucks insert themselves into the train.

For instance, wouldn't it be better all around if each of us were as a rule to think more highly of one another's worth, intentions, and capacities than our evidence actually supports?

In "Surviving at the Top" (1990), Trump wrote that one of his rules is "don't think you're so smart that you can go it alone". But in "Think Like a Billionaire" (2004), Trump wrote that one his of rules was to "think of yourself as a one-man army.

The first rule is to think more carefully about their critical talent.

A simple rule is to think of the value of a reward (what the customer would have to pay in cash to acquire it) as a percentage rebate on what the customer spent to earn that reward.

Americans, as a rule, tend to think we're right.

Szoka added supporters of the net neutrality rules may want to think twice before attempting to establish different rules for Internet access in different parts of the country.

First I illustrate four root causes for the illusion of knowledge in scientific thinking about the future before I draft some rules on how to think about the future or what a scientific enquiry into the future (SEF) could look like.2.2

The report does not present any one prevailing viewpoint, and Vatican officials said it should not be considered a set of Vatican-stamped rules for how to think about and respond to sexual abuse by priests.

Your tool, your rules, your responsibility to think about and close off negative consequences.

Green awareness and implementation of e-waste management rules prompted them to think about implementing RL system for handling product returns and EOL computers.