Sentence examples for drawing up rules from inspiring English sources

It has been drawing up rules to help resolve territorial disputes between competing MPs.

Some countries appear to have taken that message on board, but too many are still drawing up rules that seem designed to hobble business.

Joel, Bernard Hellring, known to classmates as Buzzy, and Jonny Hines immediately began drawing up rules for the game, first called Speed Frisbee.

A working group set up in 2010 by the G20 (the world's largest economies) has done more than many observers expected, particularly in drawing up rules on seizure of corrupt assets and denial of visas to corrupt officials.

The government is drawing up rules for a free-trade zone next to a new container port at Mariel, 40km (25 miles) west of Havana, built by Brazil's Odebrecht and due to open in December.

The F.T.C. plans to conduct a workshop in November to discuss the issue, with an eye toward drawing up rules that allow for both innovation and the protection of consumers.

The Tribunal shall draw up rules for its procedure.

The Qatar Foundation, an organisation founded by the emir, has drawn up rules for foreign workers.

For such groups Wesley drew up Rules of the Band Societies in December 1738.

In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln, a lawyer, assigned Franz Lieber to draw up rules of engagement.

1936 The class names itself the Ashington Group, draws up rules, and holds first exhibition at Armstrong College in Newcastle upon Tyne.