Sentence examples for rules value from inspiring English sources

Though Wales has told journalists this story, Wikipedia's rules value a multitude of independent sources over the word of an article's subject.

Its rules value private outsourcing over government ownership; it likes pushing competition into public services; and its policies on free movement of labour only depress wages for the lowest paid across the EU.

Managing common resources means developing rules, values and traditions.

"There are rules, values and limitations," he said.

A nomadic society was conservative, full of rules, valuing the well-being of the group more highly than individual liberty, but it was also inclusive.

His experience photographing these brothels presented a contrast — the legal brothels of Nevada have relationships with community lawmakers, with health care professionals, and there are rules, values and protections in place.

One emphasizes the degree of willing student compliance with organisational and subject rules, values and processes.

RHIS users work in an organizational context, which influences them through organizational rules, values and practices.

These documents helped us to collect information concerning formal rules, values, governance mechanisms, and official data about financial expenditures and numbers of users served.

Organisational culture is seen as a set of norms, rules, values, philosophies, attitudes, and meanings distributed within a group and that manifest in their behaviour and thus their observable practices [ 21].

However, our simple three-rule value screen would have turned $1,000 into $2,150.