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The phrase "a rules of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "the rules of" or "a rule of"? You can use the correct form when referring to a specific set of guidelines or principles that govern behavior or actions.
Example: "The rules of the game must be followed to ensure fair play."
Alternatives: "a guideline of" or "a principle of".
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The new boss drew up a "rules of the garage", based on how the original HP operated.
A second step would be for the nuclear navies of the world to discuss a "rules of the road" agreement to facilitate the exchange of information in the case of future accidents.
The foreign secretary, William Hague, has been calling for countries to agree a "rules of the road" in cyberspace, with respect for international law, rights to privacy, and protection of intellectual property at their core.
Oink! ✒The Sunday Times Rich List traditionally includes a rules of the game section explaining why the paper's owner, News Corp's boss Rupert Murdoch, is not included, but this year it felt even more desperate than usual.
A Security Assessment Plan should include a Rules of Engagement (RoE).
Betaworks says they may implement a "rules of the road" to help users take full advantage of the network at some point down the road.
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There is a rule-of-law issue here".
Alejandro Drexler, Greg Fischer and Antoinette Schoar show that applying a rules-of-thumb approach to training microentrepreneurs in the Dominican Republic improved the business owners' financial practices and boosted their revenues.
As a rule-of-thumb this limit is at zero.
Then Obama broke a rule of politics.
This is a rule of law question.
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