Sentence examples for a need for rules from inspiring English sources

"There's a need for rules," he said.

Clearly, there is a need for rules of the road in cyberspace, and perhaps cyber-power summitry -- the U.S. is the Internet technology leader, while China has the largest numbers of users -- is the first step in this direction.

He suggested a need for stricter rules.

There is a need for harmonized rules.

Traditional practices grew out of a male-dominated culture and a need for simple rules.

have been established, many neurologists and other medical experts say enough evidence exists to suggest such linkage, and thus a need for stronger rules against head contact and fighting.

A11 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Rail Mergers Put on Hold Federal regulators imposed a 15-month moratorium on all rail mergers, citing a need for new rules and the concerns of competitors about a pending cross-border merger.

These rules, which were developed by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), are typically more detailed and prescriptive than other countries', although Lynn Turner, the SEC's chief accountant, has conceded that not everyone thinks American standards are better.Both the SEC and FASB accept that there is a need for international rules.

"I think there is a need for a rule" about what can be worn in a race, said Holland, 31, of Sandpoint, Idaho.

Only in 1976, under pressure by the United States secretary of state, Henry A. Kissinger, through South Africa, Mr. Smith's main ally, did Mr. Smith acknowledge a need for majority rule.

In production and manufacturing studies, Flynn and Saladin (2006) argue that a country with a high score in uncertainty avoidance has an emotional need for rules.