Sentence examples for threatening rules from inspiring English sources

Brat said, "If you start threatening rules, then that starts questioning the whole process, the way the place is run".

For a time it even looked as if these challenges might bring about wholesale reform (such as that adopted in New Zealand in the 1970s) that would threaten rules with very ancient pedigrees.

United CEO apologizes before Congress as lawmakers threaten rules changes.

The Essay also explains how the development of customary deviations has depended on the absence of third-party standing in tax litigation, and how the lack of any judicial check on unauthorized giveaways by tax administrators threatens rule-of-law values.

Mr. Obama now has the power and the ability to keep this country safe without fundamentally threatening the rule of law.

A power struggle between rival forces of Turkey's Islamist movement is threatening the rule of law itself.

Its lawyers also said Justice Secretary Chris Grayling's policies were "cumulatively devastating the provision of legal services and threatening the rule of law".

Serbia's men hold the Davis Cup and it was not so long ago that their women were also threatening to rule the world.

The government policies led by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling are cumulatively devastating the provision of legal services and threatening the rule of law".

In the process, the revolutionary apocalyptic millennialism of the early movement transformed into an apolitical Christology that could spread throughout the empire without threatening Roman rule.

Humanitarian calamities have come and gone in China, often exposing the inhumanity of the Communist system but never really threatening party rule.