Sentence examples for far more rules from inspiring English sources

Co-ops have far more rules and regulations.

But officialdom tends to write far more rules than are necessary for the public good; and thickets of red tape strangle innovation.

The challenge, as Ms. Kennedy sees it, is to figure out how to be strict in a world that has far more rules than when she grew up.

It's no coincidence that many school dress codes contain far more rules pertaining to girls' clothing than to boys', as we live in a world where women's bodies are policed and fought over to a far greater extent than men's.

Mr. Barry hails from a far more rule-bound background.

The far more effective rule is the rule of public opinion, which has been, "Good lord, Labor's had a lot of leaders lately, and at least half of them have been Kevin Rudd".

But the Indonesians have insisted on far more restrictive rules.

It resembles gin rummy but has far more labyrinthine rules for acquiring, discarding and passing tiles.

Bridges would be a preferred option but at their most basic cost several hundred thousand pounds, and usually far more as rules on accessibility can demand the kind of ramped structure that requires extra land and looks ugly to neighbours.

Because today businesses face far more complicated rules and regulations than they did a century ago, the need for managers to have a realistic appreciation of the legal environment in which they operate is more important than ever.

Professor de Grauwe has proposed far more elastic rules that would eliminate numerical targets on deficits and would allow countries to set what they judge to be a proper level of national debt, within certain limits.