Sentence examples for changing of rules from inspiring English sources

Sunday saw the allotment site AGM, and have to say two hours talking (even listening) through changing of rules on membership – though in the end there weren't any changes – reinforces my feelings that gardeners are better at digging than deciding.

And the constant changing of rules has led to the UK plummeting out of the Ernst & Young index of the top 10 countries for investment in renewables.

Brian Nesbitt compares some of the promises and hopes with what has actually taken place and how engineers are coping with a continually changing set of rules.

With China, Hollywood must navigate a constantly changing set of rules.

The outcomes can be changed by changing the rules of the game through communication, regulations, hierarchical relations, facilities (e.g. physical proximity) or actor positions.

The City's elections have been meddled with in every decade since the 1920s, either through the changing of boundaries or the changing of voting rules.

This depends on those who, after the end of the insurrection, will uphold the possibility of changing the rules of what counts as political.

Supply-side reform of financial services does.More so than its predecessor, then, the CMA policy is an indicator (and road test) of how Labour might substantiate its hitherto extensive talk of "changing the rules" of the British economy.

Instead of inevitable forces, the New Liberal Economics argues that these changes are the result of the changing rules of the economy.

The authors analyze the implications of changing the rules of the game and recommend specific policy measures.

He will say deep "questions of ownership, control, and democracy" have been left to one side under previous Labour governments but the party must look at radical ways of "changing the rules of the game".