Sentence examples for the key rules from inspiring English sources
So that's one of the key rules that makes Fourier so special.
It certainly obeys one of the key rules of politeness: avoiding saying to people things they do not wish to hear.
But, experts say, that simply shows one of the key rules of discussing race in America: who is saying something matters just as much as what is being said.
You wish he could go on for ever, but as French himself says: "I think one of the key rules to learn in the art of party-going is when to leave with dignity".
The key rules governing nuclear sales to Saudi Arabia are spelled out in a document known as a 123 agreement, named after a section in the 1954 Atomic Energy Act.
Achieving this goal requires general and flexible approaches allowing the construction of appropriate carriers and the elucidation of the key rules governing their capacity to supramolecularly interact with nucleic acids and mediate its active transport/delivery through biological membranes.
At home Deripaska has keenly obeyed the key rule of the authoritarian Putin era: don't meddle in politics.
Other powerful states may be the key rule-makers in certain geographical areas, or on particular issues.
The reason for her self-effacement appears to stem from her childhood, when the key rule, she writes, was "above all not to be vain and boastful".
The key rule change he wants from the NEC is to reduce the votes of MPs and MEPs needed to put a candidate on the ballot in future leadership elections from 15%to5 5%: that ensures one of his own on the list, and the present party membership would then be able to select a successor in Corbyn's image.
In this report, Human Rights Watch identifies the key rule of law challenges faced by the new administration, explores some of the factors which have contributed to them, and makes recommendations on how to end this history of abuse and impunity and ensure Guinea's successful transformation from an abusive state into one that guarantees the rights of its people.
