Sentence examples for be the rules of from inspiring English sources

Frustrating as it may be, the rules of quantum campaigning dictate that no human being can ever simultaneously know both what Mitt Romney's current position is and where that position will be at some future date.

The term might imply that the rules of the EU today can't be the rules of the EU tomorrow.

Photographs, impossible to unsee, show him wearing a Hitler moustache; that year, Heidegger told his students, "Let not theories and 'ideas' be the rules of your being.

It is, more or less, the policy that America has adopted towards China in recent years promoting investment and all kinds of exchanges, while talking tough about rockets, nukes and human rights; and insisting on firm, verifiable agreements, whether they be the rules of the World Trade Organisation or of the Missile Technology Control Regime.

They announced plans to roll out autonomous vehicles and thus heightened a key question facing Rosekind and other regulators: What will be the rules of the road for these cars?

There should be the rule of law".

It was going to be the rule of the artist".

The president's personal beliefs should not be the rule of the land.

It is always assumed to be the rule of thumb.

Such are the rules of the game.

These are the rules of the game.