Sentence examples for different rules than the from inspiring English sources
And Fidelity plays by different rules than the typical tech investor.
We've set up some safe-harbor areas in Europe cities that run by different rules than the rest of Europe.
"No privileged few are entitled to play by different rules than the rest of us," Mr. Cordray said during a news conference.
The team will be a part of Arenafootball2, the minor league of the Arena Football League that plays its games indoors, under slightly different rules than the outdoor game.
Hence their efforts now to reverse the deal and the possibility that a dual deal could be reached in Poland under which China is subject to different rules than the US.
Android has made Google a force in the mobile world, but it cannot change the fact that that world operates by different rules than the world where Google grew up and makes money.
But faced with markedly different rules than those in the Senate, the best Lowey and her allies can hope for may be to force a vote on whether to "instruct" House conferees to adopt the Senate's position.
Once mutual trust, respect, and consent have been established between you and your lover, using sexual expression as your adult playground allows you to play by very different rules than those you follow outside the bedroom.
Montague had to introduce the and in John wants to catch and eat a fish by a different rule than the and in John walks and Mary sings, because syntactically the second one is a conjunction of sentences and the first is between verb phrases.
For instance, it shielded its large state sector from global competition, establishing special economic zones where foreign firms could operate with different rules than in the rest of the economy.
