Sentence examples similar to different rule from the from inspiring English sources

Do we finally acknowledge the corruption of the special-interest-owned polity controlled by the donor and ruling classes who operate under different rules from the rest of us?

Intellectual credit obeys different rules from the financial sort.

A Liberal Democrat leader, Kennedy observed, has to play by different rules from the other party leaders.

Bosses with set attack patterns you have to learn or completely different rules from the rest of the game are very annoying.

High school soccer has different rules from the international game — unlimited substitutions, most notably — as well as different priorities and tactics from an Academy program, Lepore said.

The Obama administration's plans to slash pay at heavily bailed-out firms force them to operate under different rules from the rest of Wall Street, a shift that could more boldly define the two-tiered system that has emerged between the strongest and weakest banks.

The problems caused the Tour de France to be provisionally cancelled, and subsequently the 1905 Tour de France was run with different rules from the 1903 and 1904 edition.

Supporters of the court dismissed that argument, saying the Belgian court is a national body very different rules from those of the new international court, which has safeguards that would help protect American officials.

The reason is that surplus politics are proving to be guided by wholly different rules from those that defined the long era of budget deficits.

The spirits industry dropped its decades-long voluntary ban on running TV and radio commercials in 1997, saying it was outdated to follow different rules from those for brewers and vintners.

And America isn't and can't be Greece, because countries that borrow in their own currencies operate under very different rules from those that rely on someone else's money.