Sentence examples for the need for rules from inspiring English sources

Spoken English may soften the strictures of written English, but the need for rules endures.

Both politics and the bureaucracy are dominated by lawyers (Mr Schäuble is one) who believe passionately in the need for rules and respect for the law.

Mr Toner doesn't question the need for rules and taxes; what galls him is the time and hassle involved in complying with them.

Although most fishermen here in the Northeast recognize the need for rules and responsible behavior to protect a threatened resource, many are also reluctant to start paying for something that's been free forever.

Such points, as we will see, suggest the need for rules governing property division on divorce.

The need for rules and regulations to prevent degradation of grazing land by Cordyceps collection activities was the third most important request to the government.

Both Mr. Xi and Li Keqiang have emphasized the need for rule of law in China, but there is still a yawning gap between rhetoric and reality that damages not only social order but also investor confidence and economic development.

Although a Reuters report of the meeting says commissioners disagreed on the need for rule changes, so it's not yet certain whether a public hearing will go ahead or not.

This removes the need for Rule 1 for a net gain of 0 lines of code and leaves 16 Devices.

There is, of course, the need for rules-based trade in goods, between countries seeking materials they cannot themselves grow or produce and those that can supply them.

In an odd turn of events, the need for "rules-based trade" has become the mantra of the era of deregulation.