Sentence examples for define the rules from inspiring English sources

Lawyers on both sides are hoping the Supreme Court will define the rules more clearly.

During a hearing on Tuesday, electrical safety inspectors struggled to define the rules and regulations of their own department.

(A long-awaited set of new laws may soon define the rules for foreign firms in these areas).

The two leaders need to meet face to face in order to define the rules of engagement between them.

This relationship between the computing resources is very complex to define the rules for deciding the workload.

Addington's view — that the executive branch alone could dictate the detainees' treatment and define the rules of their trials — remained the government's position.

He wanted before the end of 1998 to deal with the malpractice and produced a document to define the "rules of engagement" on corruption.

In the former, the role of government was to coordinate and create markets, local and international, and to define the rules under which we all operated.

"From the search engine's point of view, the more they define the rules, the more people push right up against them, and beyond," he said in an interview.

However, as Bingham had spotted, the act does not define the rule of law.

There have been many attempts to define the rule of law.