Sentence examples for different rules from 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.

Factual TV also seems to operate by different rules from drama.

But most women's magazines operate under different rules from daily newspapers.

Hedge funds also play by very different rules from plain vanilla mutual funds.

McWilliams, as Whitaker and Baxter must have very well understood, had played by different rules from theirs.

When we consider that the matter consists of names and other data which, when true, must be the same in any report, and that in many cases the source of information must often be the same with both the parties thereto, it would seem to be just to lay down a different rule from that which obtains in cases where syllabi and summaries of law and fact are appropriated.

Each country has different rules for everything from taxes to who can inherit.

Industry executives deny any wrongdoing, arguing that the disparities stem primarily from different rules for calculating the sale prices for paying royalties and the sale prices for informing shareholders.

Allocations offered in the questionnaire were in accordance with various different rules known from the literature and, depending on the specific situation, have been classified by the authors as egalitarian (for example, constrained equal awards), neutral (e.g. proportionality rule) and anti-egalitarian (e.g. constrained equal losses).

Clinical and pharmacological aspects, previously analyzed, are crucial to understand why in clinical practice an optimal therapeutic approach for BTcP should follow different rules and principles from those for BP.