Sentence examples for confused rules from inspiring English sources

It's a multi-layered persona and the catchphrases "I was never confused", "rules is rules" and "glass of white wine for the lady" come out of the character rather than vice versa.

Sure, there's the tangled web of confusing rules.

But when countries try to split the difference or if they introduce confusing rules into the system, their servers are more likely to leave customers dissatisfied.

In dozens of interviews, widows and widowers described days spent bouncing from one bureaucracy to the next, struggling to navigate a maze of confusing rules, deadlines and requirements.

Following the law requires a team of lawyers and accountants to carefully monitor tax laws in dozens of countries and maintain accounts that stay on the safe side of confusing rules.

At the moment, as David Barstow and Diana B. Henriques pointed out in Sunday's Times, many victims' families have been wandering from one bureaucracy to the next, baffled by a maze of confusing rules.

In view of confusing rules about carry-on baggage, I would like to have assurance that I will not have my costly Bose headphones taken from me at a security chckpoint.

Antiquated laws on both the state and federal level have created a maze of confusing rules.

For example, students tend to confuse rules of differentiation to be applied in the following functions (y = x n ; y = x x ; y = a x ) when they have a limited concept image of each function.

In a night of crystalline skating and confusing rules, NBC analysts were in a tough spot.

A group of Sanders supporters, angered by what they saw as confusing rules on how unaffiliated voters could vote in the Democratic primary, tried to convince a federal judge that spring to allow voter registration all the way until election day.