Meanings of system of rules in English

Whatever system of rules is prescribed in this world, their observance is beneficial.

Religion up to this time had been to him a system of rules and restrictions.

Christianity itself is defective, considered as a system of rules for tho guidance of human conduct.

Similar concerns helped undermine Rockefeller's efforts last year, although his bill did propose a voluntary system of rules.

Suggestive experiences and the methods of successful men are usually far more helpful than a system of rules.

The WTO, which was set up in 1994, is at the heart of the system of rules for international trade.

This was and is a great example of individuals adhering to a system of rules and guidance for the good of all.

It has its own system of rules for constructing sentences, like a visual syntax that's unrelated to the syntax for their spoken language.

Structured co-operation, bringing together EU states which are willing to work together on defence, will operate within a system of rules overseen by all member-states.

"They had a complex system of rules, but... yes, that's essentially what happened."