Sentence examples for drawing up rules for from inspiring English sources
Joel, Bernard Hellring, known to classmates as Buzzy, and Jonny Hines immediately began drawing up rules for the game, first called Speed Frisbee.
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.
President Bush announced last November that some of the prisoners might be subject to military tribunals, and the Defense Department spent several months drawing up rules for such tribunals.
IATA was formed to run this regulated aviation commerce, acting as a clearing house for payments between airlines and drawing up rules for everything from the size of sandwiches to the price of headphones for in-flight films.Those days are on the way out.
Italy's previous left-center government had already been moving to cut off the flow of migrants to its shores by drawing up rules for humanitarian rescue vessels and working to build up Libya's coast guard, which routinely intercepts migrant boats and takes would-be asylum seekers back to Libya.
And so both chess and go are resistant to the tactic by which simpler games, such as noughts and crosses or draughts (tic-tac-toe and checkers, to Americans), have been "solved": by enumerating every possible move, and drawing up rules for how to guarantee that a computer will be able to play to at least a draw.
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.
The Eurogroup is supposed to draw up rules for such direct recapitalisation by June, with a view to activating the process next year.
Indeed, members of the panel went out of their way to praise Mr. Rumsfeld for having tried to avert abuses by directing his staff beginning in late 2002 to draw up rules for interrogation at the American detention facility in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is proceeding slowly as it draws up rules for equity-based crowdfunding — a not-yet-legal practice that would allow companies to offer stakes to large groups of small investors.
