Sentence examples for become a rule from inspiring English sources
The use of force has become a rule, not an exception.
The proposal has not become a rule, and G.M. disputes the idea that the lamps cause glare.
"We will become a vassal state if we stay in the European Economic Area", is the next of Barry Gardiner's arguments – we become a rule taker and not a rule maker.
If they vote to recommend the rule change at that time, and it is subsequently approved by the N.H.L. Players Associationn and the board of governors, the soonest it can become a rule is at the start of the 2013-14 N.H.L. season.
Bigger is better has practically become a rule of thumb in the wind power business.
It has become a rule of property, and to disturb it now would be fraught with many injurious results.
To become a rule-based democracy the stated goal of all the various rebel groups Libya must avoid an Iraqi-style insurgency, as well as disputes among the new rulers.Helpfully, Libya has no sectarian divide.
"They mean that the UK will become a rules-taker not just in goods and agri-foods, but almost certainly in the environment and social policy and many other legislative areas.
To put it brutally - the UK will, for a while, become a rule-taker rather than a rule-maker.
By the 1990s the code had once more become a rule-encrusted thicket, giving rise to a proliferation of what are referred to as "abusive" tax shelters, convoluted entities and transactions created for the sole purpose of avoiding taxes.
