Sentence examples for the correct rules from inspiring English sources

After reviewing and criticising the interpretation given to the English case by certain text writers, the learned Justice declared what this court had determined was the correct rules of law for the assessment of special damages.

"They were, of course, the correct rules," he continues, "but they had set me in opposition to the rest of the world, where my right was everyone else's wrong, and where my wrong was everyone else's right, and where I would be helpless in ever being able to distinguish for myself which one was which".

I make my miracles out of the correct rules".

Paragraph 4 has been amended to state the correct rules for cash withdrawals.

Significant correlation has been demonstrated between psychological factors and individual perception of pain, which can influence negatively the compliance, as patients worried about pain are less inclined to follow the correct rules.

I had learned the correct rules of grammar for almost every conceivable situation and proved that I knew how to apply them under pressure.

This is undoubtedly the correct rule at common law.

"The correct rule was stated in Kepner v. United States, 195 U.S. 100, at 130, 24 S.Ct.

The correct rule, I believe, is stated in United States v. Costello, 2 Cir., 198 F.204204, 204.

But the contention of the plaintiff was and is that, as he was prevented from completing the contract without fault on his part, he is entitled to the reasonable value of the work done, without reference to the contract price; and if this be the correct rule, undoubtedly the case should have gone to the jury.

Justice Kennedy, writing separately, said that Justice Powell's opinion in the Bakke case "states the correct rule for resolving this case," but that the court had not applied the "meaningful strict scrutiny" under which the program should have been found unconstitutional.