Sentence examples for way of rules from inspiring English sources

Historically, cohesion was produced through institutional arrangements, such as the way the legal profession is organised, rather than by way of rules, which only developed when the previous consensus based on tradition or custom broke down.

Now comes new foolishness from the taxi commission in the way of rules that seek to regulate everything from the color and make of cars to the kind of receipts used.

There is little in the way of rules and organization and much of the behavior seems totally random.

While those in owned dwellings have more freedom to use cheaper, lower fuels, they have no restrictions by way of rules or space to construct external kitchens.

Yet even by the time that Lavoisier inaugurated modern chemistry, chemists had little in the way of rules or principles that govern how elements combine to form compounds.

These are interpreted by way of rules of 'inference' (in a proof theory) and via fixed truth-in-a-model conditions over all models (in a model theory).

South Korea as a 'national security state' had to resort to undemocratic way of rule if necessary.

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A related view suggests a distinction between direct and indirect sensorimotor mapping in PMv and PMd: whereas PMv is involved in processing sensory properties of a stimulus to guide movement planning, PMd extracts motor information from a sensory cue by way of rule learning (Hoshi and Tanji 2006, 2007).

So far it has not done so, but there is a chance that politics could stand in the way of new rules.More worrying, the rules that have been proposed so far are the easier ones.

The industries with the least in the way of formal rules and regulations are often rife with sexual harassment.