Sentence examples for deciding the rules from inspiring English sources
Should the government play any role in deciding the rules regarding religious ceremonies like christenings and bar mitzvahs?
If you are not deciding the rules of engagement and making deliberate choices about who you are spending time with, then you need to take back that control.
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.
Each one would mean Britain outside the EU either signing back up to much of what it has just opted out of, but without the leverage of deciding the rules; or subjecting our exporters to greater risk of tariff and non-tariff barriers.
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.
According to the Guardian, another question asked who should decide the rules around whether or not the adult man should be allowed to ask for such pictures — with responses ranging from Facebook deciding the rules on its own; to getting expert advice but still deciding itself; to experts telling Facebook what to do; and finally to users deciding the rules by voting and telling Facebook.
Now that the technology works, it is up to passengers and airlines to decide the rules governing its use.
But it's the E.U. member states that decide the rules on the single market that Norway must follow.
Who will decide the rules for what is spam and what is legitimate communication with a company or a person?
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.
