Sentence examples for steady rule from inspiring English sources
But that does not amount to the steady rule of law needed to curb violence and rampant deforestation.
But Darwin was painfully aware that there were apparent exceptions to his slow and steady rule.
Mr. Bernanke, a champion of steady rules to guide monetary policy, has long been seen as more skeptical about reacting to financial turbulence than his predecessor, Alan Greenspan.
The relatively firm rule of the president general has been good for the economy, with steady growth, a rising stock market and substantial economic aid from the West.
Spatial and temporal patterns of incision, and the long timescale of steady incision rule out models where geomorphic controls such as climate oscillations, bedrock strength, sediment load effects, or isostatic response to differential denudation are the first order drivers of canyon incision.
The global stability of the endemic steady state rules out any possibility for the existence of Hopf bifurcations and sustained oscillations in system (1.4).
One reason for the slowdown, the report concludes, has been a steady rise in protectionist rules and regulations over the last three years.
A bit of resentment is understandable.In this section It's all in the price Little Amsterdam Ready, steady, eat Jocks rule, is that OK? Brassed off Reclaim the streets In a spin Reprints Related items Drugs: It's all in the priceJun 6th 2002 The case for legalisationJul 26th 2001An evaluation of the Lambeth trial by the Metropolitan police revealed that it has indeed saved some man-hours.
They saw the steady relaxation of rules that led to his invariable sense of entitlement that has lasted beyond his years as an all-star player.
The ever-intrusive power of the state on our lives, the loss of privacy, the loss of freedom and a steady attrition undermining the rule of law.
They shot at least two opposition leaders and set fire to a dozen houses.Despite such dubious victories, Mr Aristide still seems to face the slow but steady collapse of his rule.
