Sentence examples for some rule of from inspiring English sources

All this requires some rule of law but not enough to cramp bandits' style.In this section Going swimmingly The source of denial Where's the growth?

In the abstract, the notion of using the same paper twice feels wrong — and if you contacted your old school and told them this anecdote, it would most likely cite some rule of conduct you unknowingly broke.

The pose probably violated some rule of presidential etiquette, but, judging by the gleeful expression on Mr. Bush's face, the Philly Phanatic had planted a kiss on a true fan.

(Isn't there some rule of confidentiality that keeps your perfect psychoanalyst from giving away your story?) Then, at the climax of the analysis, Dr. Orgel addressed why Browne kept throwing himself overboard.

There classical logic is only available by means of some rule of indirect proof, which, at least to some extent, destroys the symmetry of the reasoning principles (see section 3.5).

Different public agencies may come to different decisions, but the same agency it seems to me should be bound by some rule of consistency.

The World Bank is now running such projects (narrowly defined) worth almost $450m; on a wider definition, almost half the bank's total lending of $24 billion in 2006 had some rule-of-law component (for example, advice on conflict resolution in village-development projects, or on bankruptcy law in privatisation programmes).

The technique we propose is inspired and developed by enhancing some rule-of-thumb guidelines resulting from the generation-long work experience of human professionals in ancient days.

I have some rules of engagement.

Some rules of life were upended.

But there are some rules of thumb.