Sentence examples for In the rules of from inspiring English sources

In the Rules of Golf, there's a five-minute time limit on looking for lost balls.

"In the rules of engagement, it's a policeman's right to fire back, to uphold the law".

In the rules of counterinsurgency, soldiers must move quickly — but carefully — to solidify gains.

"In the rules of the game, they can only move like the knight on a chessboard".

In "The Rules of the Game," the servants, though vibrantly sketched, are blundering supernumeraries who bask in their masters' good opinion and make history only by accident.

In "The Rules of the Game," the camera, rather than anticipating where its characters will go, can hardly keep up with their movements.

In the rules of war, you're not supposed to indiscriminately kill millions of civilians but you can't not do that with nuclear weapons.

In the Rules of the Internet, which came out of the 4chan site, Rule 30 states "there are no girls on the internet".

In The Rules of Sociological Method (1895), Durkheim expressed his will to establish a method that would guarantee sociology's truly scientific character.

The changes in the rules of engagement were similarly restrained.

He says that it's just one more change in the rules of the game.