Sentence examples for cut rules from inspiring English sources

IT WAS an exceptionally messy procedure, with corners cut, rules broken and little openness or public debate.

In remarks at a Democratic fund-raiser in Atlanta last Monday, he pointed out that Bush-era Republicans had cut taxes for millionaires, cut rules for special interests, and cut loose working people to fend for themselves.

There are no final cut rules about aesthetic in harmony of structures with their environments, the preferences of people are statistically unified through certain principles.

You know that philosophy: you cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires; you cut rules for special interests; you cut working folks like you loose to fend for yourselves.

Their prescription for every challenge is pretty much the same: cut taxes for the wealthy, cut rules for corporations and cut working folks loose to fend for themselves.

There are no clear cut rules.

Greg Aitken wants to know if the ten shot cut rule is in play which, with Love III leading on -1, would mean +9 would be good enough for Olazabal.

But he fell victim to the PGA Tour's new cut rule, which reduces the playing field for the weekend to 69 players if 78 or more are tied.

The secret to the nontender is that a club can skip salary arbitration with a player who is eligible and can negotiate a salary it prefers paying, with no concern for the 20percentt maximum cut rule.

(The approach gives up the so-called Cut rule).

This proof uses the cut rule at the topmost step.