Sentence examples for working for the rule from inspiring English sources

Thomas L. Friedman (column, April 11) is right to believe there are a lot of good people working for the rule of law in Colombia, and those people may even include the current president.

*************** About the Hague Conference The Hague Conference on Private International Law is an inter-governmental organisation based in the Netherlands working for the harmonisation of rules of private international law.

An administrative law judge working for the commission had ruled in January that Sharp, based in Japan, had infringed two patents, but the commission as a whole tossed out one of the two.

But working for the Taliban, whose stringent rules restricting the freedom of women are well know, creates a big problem for Richard and a female Afghan interpreter named Jamilah with whom he has fallen in love.

This extreme Lewis formula emphasizes the high order of the phosphorus-to-carbon bond because of the 8− N rule working for the more electronegative carbon atom.

Its bond order is 0.78, a little more than 2/3 for a three-center bond of equal partners, and this can be attributed to the 2− N rule working for the more electronegative hydrogen atom.

The first rule of working for the C.I.A. might be "Don't talk about working for the C.I.A. and don't write about it, either".

By Gregory Levey October 25, 2010 The first rule of working for the C.I.A. might be "Don't talk about working for the C.I.A. — and don't write about it, either".

(Ms. Frye, who also works for President Obama's domestic policy team, was granted a waiver to work for the administration despite rules that ban the employment of lobbyists).

The United Nations, in the words of Kofi Annan, is "the international community at work for the rule of law".

Indeed, it's all in a day's work for the rule of law.