Sentence examples for as rules change from inspiring English sources

As rules change, so does etiquette.

In some sense, I think it's likely that most of the time, as rules change, they in some sense, make things better.

As receivers become taller, stronger and faster, as more athletes play quarterback, as fewer teams run the ball as often, as the rules change to favor the offense, "the ability to throw deep," Moon said, "becomes even more important".

Those measures could get votes as early as Thursday, and would be considered either as rules changes (which would require 67 votes for passage) or standing orders (which would have a 60-vote threshold).

If the goal is winning, which is the only goal, then as the rules change, you've got to adjust, and I think that's what we've always been good at".

While the stupidity of the Tory government's change in relation to affordable housing is obvious to all – even Tories dealing with the issues, such as planners at Westminster council – who is going to even try to deal with the house-price madness (Property forms profit as home rules change, 2 February)?

While we agree with the government that there is desperate need for additional housing and want to see empty buildings brought back into use, we are concerned that recent changes to vacant building credit will have unintended consequences in Westminster and other areas of central London (Property firms profit as home rules change, 2 February).

The system continuously re-evaluates the clusters under consideration as the rules change with each joining action.

OVERTIME VOTE EXPECTED Owners were expected to vote on modified overtime rules change as early as Tuesday.

CLEVELAND ― Republicans' last realistic chance to deny Donald Trump their presidential nomination fizzled Thursday, as a key rules change proposal failed to get enough votes to reach the convention floor next week.

The key, if we are looking for one, is playfulness, playing playfully -- letting rules change as they need to, letting games evolve as they need to.