Sentence examples for a mixture of rules from inspiring English sources

But a mixture of rules, costs and caution has prevented American carriers from expanding Internet use in their cabins.

Our "shoulds" are a mixture of the rules, expectations and values of our social groups.

We need to employ a mixture of tools, rules and schools to keep safe from the worst of the web, while exercising good digital citizenship within a broader culture of responsibility to ensure we enjoy the extraordinary benefits that technology and the Internet have to offer.

In short, the new system in Iraq will be a mixture of Iraqi rule and indirect American rule.

Light Warlpiri represents a mixture of these structural rules.

Often a policy is a mixture of ad hoc rules for a certain period of time that could have evolved which can fall into an inconsistent enforced state.

International Rules is played under regulations which are a mixture of Gaelic games and Australian Rules guidelines.

Ringer speculates that they drew joint inspiration from their experiences of the Gonzaga style of rule, "a mixture of artistic cultivation and brutality", and thus developed a shared artistic vision.

What began as a mixture of accident prevention (workplace safety rules) and administrative convenience (organising pensions through companies) has become much more aggressive.

Placing recent fraud scandals in long-term context, I argue that we rely solely on a policy of caveat emptor at our peril; and that a mixture of public education, sensible disclosure rules, and targeted enforcement campaigns can contain the problem of business fraud.

Trump, it seems, rules with a mixture of grandiose claims and a kind of General Zod-style imperiousness.