You cannot put an object "in" something that has no space for something to be "in". For example: Wrong: I put the towel in the table. (There is no way to put something "in" the wood of a table.)Right: I put the towel on the table.
To put something "on" another object/person it must indicate something outside of it.
Wrong: I put my coat in the hook. (There is no way to put a coat "in" a hook.)
Right: I put my coat on the hook.
I put the clean pan on the stove. I put the dirty pan in the sink.
its the rule of laws to follow them
The neighboring country was set to imperil his rule on his own country.
A good caliph in the Muslim government needs to rule with authority.
Oligarchs are one of several people who rule a country or empire together, sharing the power
I was born to rule
my aunt was act of the play call the killed man
No it is not a rule. You should punctuate as normal.
Yes, the sentence is correct. It means that for every rule or principle, there exists a specific circumstance where that rule does not apply.
Since Griswold, the penumbra doctrine has primarily been used to represent implied powers that emanate from a specific rule, thus extending the meaning of the rule into its periphery or penumbra.
Popular Sovereignty is a government in which the common people rule.
Using petroleum in a sentence?
There has to be a noun after about.