Sentence examples for small rule from inspiring English sources

Chemistry is a generalizing process, Wang explained, in which you "build a small rule that applies to everything".

("Can you throw me a small?") Rule No. 2: Wear a jumpsuit or another quick-change ensemble, preferably with pockets.

Then, in the death throes of the last labour government, Gordon Brown spluttered a small rule change to an arcane piece of legislation that would finally allow councils to spend their rental income surplus on building new homes.

"Even if it is a small rule, it affects the most vulnerable of consumers — consumers with impaired credit records, often of limited means, who end up with these expensive fee-harvester cards," said Chi Chi Wu, a lawyer at the National Consumer Law Center, referring to cards marketed to people with tarnished credit histories.

There are a few small rule details after the jump.

Moreover, we show that unlike exiting methods, our approach is not limited to small rule bases, but is also applicable for systems with large number of rules.

A complex web of small rules widely obeyed – from paying your tax to insuring your car, to giving workers proper breaks – are the threads that weave a democratic social contract and a protective state.

Although there is no possibility of writing a book of rules, however long, that will serve as a complete guide to wise decision-making, it would be a mistake to attribute to Aristotle the opposite position, namely that every purported rule admits of exceptions, so that even a small rule-book that applies to a limited number of situations is an impossibility.

The lawyer's first job is to ensure that no small rules are violated.

The employee has been breaking small rules, or getting away with less than adequate performance for a while.

Break small rules to assert your badness.