Sentence examples for solid rules from inspiring English sources

A FEW solid rules would have been helpful, but without knowing how either relationship might progress, we didn't know how to set them.

"We were guided by promises of a stable currency and solid rules,' the parliament speaker in Bratislava, Richard Sulík, complained this week.

Discussing the series in a recent interview with Vogue, Ferrante — who keeps the details of her identity secret, and conducts interviews only in writing — wrote, "Relationships between women don't have solid rules like those between men.

I have four suggestions, all simple measures I call "heuristics"—practical and solid rules that come from experience that can decrease the fragility of the economic system, selected because they are both uncomplicated (except for academic economists) and highly effective.My first suggestion aims to deter the "too big to fail" effect and prevent bonus-earners from taking advantage of the public.

After coaching hundreds of folks over the past two years, I've developed 18 solid rules.

If it's siblings, ask your parents to intervene and to set solid rules and limitations on behaviour across the household.

(He refused all selfies – a solid rule about dignity. Non-selfie photos were fine).

There's a solid rule in legal lore: "Justice delayed is justice denied".

It seems to me that there's a fairly solid rule, that applies to almost any question: what you want to believe is almost always wrong.

The Roadhouse, Newton Street, Thu Marc Rowlands BournemashupbaseDJ Cursa DJ Cursa has a solid rule regarding these blends of classic tunes with crunching beats: if you don't make them yourself, don't play them out.

His ineffective complaints about the White House's scorched-earth strategy illustrate a solid rule of American politics: Never, ever, demand that your opponent apologize for a campaign attack unless you have some reasonable expectation that he actually might.