Sentence examples for given the rules of from inspiring English sources

Given the rules of the Senate, probably not much.

Given the rules of Pentagon tours – no cellphones – the only people who would have been able to compete in the gym while it existed were employees.

And they are given the rules of engagement, directives that limit the circumstances in which they can initiate and carry out combat.

"So much of Broadway seems to be about having proven stars these days," he said, "and it's difficult to put the 150 children of 'Oliver!' on a Broadway stage today and pay them all on full contracts, given the rules of Actors Equityy.

Given the rules of regeneration theoretically permit the Doctor to become anyone, many may regret there has been no change of race or gender – although, following recent concern over misogynist attacks online, female actors may be relieved to have avoided becoming a test case for the limits of Twitter tolerance by feminising a famously boy-centred franchise.

Given the rules of the negotiation process #2 will have to accept this since the alternative is (slightly) worse.

Given the rule of thumb that salaries, food, fuel, and upkeep cost about 10 percent of the purchase price, which he confirms, he probably pays $7 million to operate the boat each year.

The new community was given the Rule of Chrodegang by Leofric, which rule he had probably learned in Lotharingia before his return to England.

These events led to a conflict with Ivan Sratsimir, who was in turn given the rule of Vidin, probably as a compensation.

After his proclamation Ivan Sratsimir was given the rule of Vidin as an apanage, because his father wanted to have the different regions of the state under the direct rule of his family.

That could mean either that Ivan Sratsimir was disinherited and proclaimed himself emperor in Vidin or that he was denied the title junior emperor and given the rule of Vidin as a compensation.