Sentence examples for creating new rules from inspiring English sources
Perhaps rather than creating new Rules for domesticating the commitophobic male as a needy, supportive mate, New Yorkers require a new guide for romance in the 21st century.
The NHL has a long history of creating new rules that don't actually do anything, but they got this one right.
The F.D.A. says that creating new rules for food safety is too complex a task to be completed quickly and a lawsuit seeking to compel government action should be dismissed.
But he seemed to suggest that his often-repeated goal of creating "new rules of the road" for business needed to be better balanced against a new appreciation for the need to buck up firms that were struggling in the faltering economy.
At the same time that lawmakers have carried out a contentious debate over legislation creating new rules for land use in the Amazon for agriculture and ranching, Brazilian military officials have reached out to neighboring countries in an effort to strengthen ties and share information.
Scholars writing in the natural system tradition, on the other hand, tend to argue that informal organization more strongly influences behavioral patterns than formal organization, and, therefore, creating new rules and procedures or establishing well-defined lines of authority may not always have the intended effect.
In food safety news, first the good: The U.S.D.A. has created new rules that will speed up and improve the process of tracking down and containing contaminated meat.
That doesn't take into account all the people who are playing without benefit of the league, which creates new rules, referees disputes and mails out a news bulletin.
