Sentence examples for subscribe to the rules from inspiring English sources

It is not a surprise that bow-hunters are more likely to subscribe to the rules of fair chase[3] and more likely to hunt for food.

We subscribe to the rule of law, violated over the skyline of the United States, on September 11th.

But this is not Europe, and M.L.S. does not subscribe to the rule that counts away goals as double, as they do in the Champions League.

Failing to subscribe to the rule of show-don't-tell, both Mr. Malone and our disembodied narrator go on to tell us repeatedly what a big problem he has on his hands.

This agreement was cancelled by the London Straits Convention of July 13 , 1841 in which all the major European powers subscribed to the rule that no non-Turkish warships might cross the straits during peacetime.

But a just war theorist subscribing to the rule of non-combatant immunity will neither want, nor logically be at liberty, to argue in this fashion.

Whatever their color, all tribes subscribed to the rule of justice by retaliation, meaning - punish a wrong with a greater wrong.

"We don't subscribe to the same rules that fashion magazines do," Mr. Toro said.

At the same time, it's important to remember that the Afghan National Security Forces do not subscribe to the same rules of engagement that American soldiers and marines do.

If you don't want to get swiftly booted out, you need to subscribe to the accepted rules of civilisation.

Under the program, only countries that subscribe to the new rules -- known as the Kimberley Process -- will be able to trade legally in rough diamonds.