Sentence examples for decide the rules of from inspiring English sources

Leaving it to the political class to decide the rules of the game, the shape and workings of our political system is not good enough.

"The honorable company is a members club and the members decide the rules of the club, including its membership policy," said Henry Fairweather, captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, which controls Muirfield.

A united workforce electing leaders to decide the rules of the economic game -- how much workers should be paid, working conditions, even business practices pursued by their employer -- is the same concept as a citizen representative deciding foreign policy or the rule of law.

Remember that established leaders get to decide the rules of start & stop and how the game is played.

The US was also "actively" rearming Georgia, he claimed, adding that Russia would no longer accept a "unipolar model" of world affairs in which the US decided "the rules of the game".

Ministers have said the proposal outlined by the backbencher Bernard Jenkin is unrealistic because it would dismantle one of Margaret Thatcher's main European legacies – denying member states a national veto in deciding the rules of the single market to prevent the likes of France from imposing protectionist measures.

Follow the Guardian's World Cup team on Twitter Sign up to play our daily Fantasy Football game Stats centre: Get the lowdown on every player The latest team-by-team news, features and more There is understood to be no chance of Fifa revisiting a decision taken in Zurich on 11 March at a pre-World Cup meeting of the International Football Association Board, which decides the rules of the game.

And while Sony is increasingly deciding the rules of the game business, Nintendo's ownership of handhelds will be valuable if wireless and Internet games take off next year.

And at the bottom, the coalition has decided the rule of law no longer covers the poor.

In other words, a lot of Americans view politics more as just another sport than as the selection process by which we choose the men and women who will decide the rules that govern so many aspects of our daily lives.

The winner decides the rules and venue of the next event.