Sentence examples similar to a rule to remind from inspiring English sources

In early 1999, with disputes rising, the Communist Party issued rules to remind everyone that township and village party branches "are the leadership core of every organization and every task in townships and villages".

Letterman picked on Rule Britannia to remind the prime minister that Britain once had an empire on which the sun never set.

And so, on Thursday afternoon, Granade had to rule again, to remind probate judges, who issue licenses in Alabama, that their job was to heed the ruling of the Supreme Court — if her own ruling wasn't good enough.

As it went on, "Vanderpump Rules" began to remind me of an old saying: that, after straight couples break up, all ex-girlfriends are "crazy," while all ex-boyfriends are either "confused" or "assholes".

Given this blog's growing readership, I find it necessary every once in a while to remind people of the rules on commenting.

The government plucked a giant statue of the hated Leopold II of Belgium from a garbage dump and put it on display in the capital, Kinshasa, for a day to remind people of his vicious rule.

Rather, they establish house rules then use software to remind children the rules exist and to enforce them.

"Every once in a while they enforce it — just to remind you of the rules".

Since those bunkers caused a minor controversy in much the same way at the 2004 P.G.A. Championship, the rules committee this year went out of its way to remind players about the rule.

There's an integrated union now, but Mac sent in a miniscule amount of the fine every year to remind them of the rule that was once on the books.

AP-HP's 105,000 staff members received a leaflet with their February pay slip to remind them of the rules of what extra work is and isn't allowed, a spokesperson for the organization says.