Sentence examples for the greater rules from inspiring English sources

All cliques are MS-13 gang members, and each clique operates individually under their own rules, yet is still under the greater rules of the entire organization.

But in a country whose judicial system allows for the element of surprise as the rule, and pre-trial transparency and discovery as the exception, the sanctity of the greater "rule of law" issue is questionable.

He possessed the gift of contracting "the great rules of life into short sentences".

"I think it's one of the greatest rules invented in years.

One of the great rules of life is to never go back, a maxim Billy Crystal should probably have considered before agreeing to host last night's excruciatingly slow-moving Oscars ceremony.

"One of the great rules of journalism is that you don't discuss your sources, so long as you establish the information is reliable and in the public interest," said Benedict Brogan, assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph, in an e-mailed statement.

Brogan, when asked whether his paper had paid for the story, said : "One of the great rules of journalism is that you don't ­discuss your sources, so long as you ­establish the information is reliable and in the public interest".

The great rule of thumb with them is if you can hear them guffawing like donkeys in the background.

The city lost its eminence once again when ʿAbbās I (the Great; ruled 1588 1629) transferred the government to Eṣfahān in 1598.

The second son of Constantine the Great (ruled 306 337), he was given the title of caesar by his father on March 1, 317.

The greatest rule of Game of Thrones is that if you don't see the body then they're not definitely dead.