Sentence examples for a mass of rules from inspiring English sources

It also requires us to follow a mass of rules, some of which inhibit our competitiveness.

Since 2008 there has been a mass of new rules, from America's unwieldy Dodd-Frank law to transaction taxes in Europe.

Georgia's sheriffs complain that they have been given no extra money or manpower to help them keep the huge and swelling sex-offenders' registry up to date or to police its confusing mass of rules.

Brussels bureaucrats, with their mass of rules and laws, may stifle Europe's economy, but Peak says even the most calcified environments contain good buys.

So Wikipedia as a whole is borne by a mass of authors who adhere to the rules of Wikipedia.

When the People's Republic of China took control of Tibet in 1950 it was an extremely underdeveloped country where a tiny religious and aristocratic elite ruled over a mass of poor peasants embedded in "a caste-like social hierarchy".

A mass of producers offer a sound infinitely more grimy than the pop hip-hop of Ja Rule or Nelly.

A mass of a mess.

The mass conservation is guaranteed by enforcing a mass conserving rule in the construction of the fictitious equilibrium distribution part.

"We live in a mass soup of cultures, rules and contexts.

"We must achieve critical mass and a single set of rules across Europe.