Sentence examples for exploiting the rules from inspiring English sources

The schools watchdog Ofsted has previously said unregistered schools are exploiting the rules on home education.

Tony Abbott reckons "the take-home message for all politicians" from the Bronwyn Bishop travel claims saga is that they cannot "get away with exploiting the rules".

He is a master at analysing and exploiting the rules of the game to yield the greatest return for the least risk, both as a boxer and as a businessman.

Examples of Slovakia's political class exploiting the rules for personal gain are legion, and SaS's strategy found a receptive audience; the party gathered more than 400,000 signatures, catapulting it to electoral success.

"I think if there is one lesson that every single politician must have had reinforced by all of this, it is that you cannot get away with exploiting the rules," the prime minister said.

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, has indicated that further tightening of the parliamentary entitlements system could be on the cards following revelations about the Speaker of the House, Bronwyn Bishop, and has warned MPs that no one will "get away with exploiting the rules".

Indeed, the Observer has learned that such was the lack of appetite for exploiting the rule changes that it was decided to ignore them when it came to the Scottish leadership election in December 2014.

But Socrates' emphasis in Book Five on the happiness of the city as a whole rather than the happiness of the rulers (and cf. 465e-466c) mighaveave more to do with his worries about convincing his interlocutors that ideal rulers do not flourish by exploiting the ruled.

"We exploit the rules of junk food to fuel the baby-carrot conversation.

Expect to see records broken throughout the week as competitors exploit the rules to their advantage.

Maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to further his own career.