Sentence examples for adapted to rules from inspiring English sources

Our sports have adapted to rules changes before, and it seems reasonable to assume football could adapt to league-mandated changes as well.

You just want to adapt to rules, regulations, processes, equipment or lack thereof".

They argue that the credit market that fuels home ownership must be given time to adapt to rule changes that affect billions in potential loans.

We've seen a more positive profile in the media and are starting to get more coverage In the next two years we will … increase our competitive calendar to give the athletes more experience and exposure now that their skill level is increasing and continue to adapt to rule changes which have challenged the athletes, coaches and judges to become more accountable.

Since dialectic, like rhetoric and grammar, deals with language, its rules should be adapted to the rules of ordinary language; but with what language, he asks, have these propositions to do?

Bauer was pleased with the way his team adapted to European rules and the Dutchmen were expected to bring home the gold medal.

Subsequently, most villages adapted to colonial rule through syncretism, adopting and incorporating those aspects of the dominant culture necessary for survival under its regime, while maintaining the basic fabric of traditional culture.

We suggest the use of the CAS be adapted to the new rules.

The DSBC device is designed using the same standard layers as in the CBC structure and the contact layout is adapted to process design rules.

We use a novel payment rule based on Vickrey Clarke Groves payments, but adapted to our allocation rule.

Commercial ones are black boxes which only allow the inclusion of custom static rules, adapted to customer environment.