Sentence examples for down to rules from inspiring English sources

Mr King says it is all down to "rules of thumb" concerning the likely level of inflation.

Much of this silliness comes down to Rule 40 of the Olympic Charter.

Henry Smith, my intellectual property law professor at Yale, says the problem boils down to "exclusionary rules" vs. "governance rules".

Mystery's strategy can be boiled down to four rules: Feign Lack of Interest, Spark Attraction, Build Comfort, Commence Seduction.

Heady stuff but Mike boils it down to basic rules.

Vamana was pleased, and with the pressure of his foot sent Bali down below to rule the netherworld.

But it doesn't just come down to majority rule.

This comes down to the rule that to destroy a Horcrux, you have to destroy the container.

The issue is down to strict financial rules.

"It boils down to luxury without rules," Ms. Wahl said.

'It is down to the scheme rules,' says Khalaf.