Sentence examples for the same kind of rules from inspiring English sources

"Simply because you're at Harvard does not exempt you from the same kind of rules and regulations that Harvard lovingly imposes upon the rest of America," he shot back at one critic.

If you're a musician who has reached this coveted apex of success, it means that you won't have to follow the same kind of rules as smaller artists who rely on tours or a steady stream of releases to promote their careers.

We also agree with the SAFE Banking Act that to limit the risk and potential cost to taxpayers, caps on the size of an individual bank's liabilities relative to the economy can also serve a useful role (and the same kind of rule should apply to nonbank financial institutions).

First, Greg's estimate was from the 1990s; I re-estimated the same kind of rule (with equal coefficients on unemployment and core inflation) in 2010, and got somewhat different coefficients; here's what the picture looks like with the updated numbers: Not so close to exit from the liquidity trap, is it?

With the same kind of rule, we reached a prevalence of 15% in our previous study.

Continental has said that it will charge additional fees for certain services to low-fare passengers, and it is thought to be looking at the same kinds of rules that US Airways just put in place.

Among sociologists, he's most famous for having made sociology's previous theories of "deviance" look deviant: studying obscure or out groups, he has shown that the way their members act together follows the same kinds of rules that everyone else follows.

I feel like this is the same kind of primitive, unethical rule.

Such employees are usually not subject to the same kind of stringent financial disclosure rules and postgovernment employment restrictions as full-time White House officials.

However, the extracted rule-base is still able to use fewer rules to reach the same kind of steady state error performance as the expert derived rule-base.

Trucking companies are already independently pursuing the same kind of improved fuel efficiency as EPA rules require because their single biggest fixed expense for is the hundreds of millions of dollars they spend on fuel every day.