Sentence examples for adjust to rules from inspiring English sources

In the 10 months the law has been in effect, the political system has scrambled to adjust to rules that the court may well change once again, just as the next campaign season gets fully under way.

Torben Pedersen, of the Copenhagen Business School, points out that Nordic countries are past masters at adjusting to rules dictated by big countries such as Germany or America.

But often, it is harder for filmmakers to adjust to the rules and routines of prison.

"But the problem can be limited if a transition period is provided for them to adjust to new rules".

As doctors and hospitals adjust to new rules, they figure out how to be more efficient than economists expected.

If he surrounds himself with people that can help him adapt and adjust to the rules of the league I think he will do fantastic.

Such "transitional arrangements" are meant to give new members time to adjust to EU rules that are too expensive or too unpopular to implement immediately.

When the two leagues meet on National League soil, there is a great cranking of gears as managers adjust to the rules: American League games have the designated hitter; National League games have strategy.

N.B.A. players who play abroad must adjust to the rules of the league's European counterpart, FIBA (The famously taciturn Tim Duncan offered his two cents on this variation of the game at the end of the 2004 Olympics: "FIBA sucks").

I think it could turn some UFC fans back to boxing". Hall of fame referee Joe Cortez, who has helped McGregor adjust to boxing rules - "He is one of the best learners I have seen.

So when some of his friends in formerly "steady" jobs like banking got laid off, Redleaf decided to help his friends adjust to the rules of freelancing.