Sentence examples for have rewritten the rules from inspiring English sources

And we have rewritten the rules with respect to analysts and investment bankers.

They have propped up the recovery since, not least by buying boatloads of government bonds; and they have rewritten the rules of global banking.

They could have rewritten the rules and redesigned the capacity mechanism, they could have differentiated between clean and dirty energy and they chose not to.

It doesn't take a scientist to point out that our favourite romcoms have rewritten the rules of romance so that "modern love" could just as well mean "socially acceptable stalker's charter", but it's helpful that they did.

As Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson wrote in their book, "Winner-Take-All Politics": "Step by step and debate by debate, America's public officials have rewritten the rules of American politics and the American economy in ways that have benefited the few at the expense of the many".

Google's AdSense became an instant business model in particular for bloggers, and video-sharing sites have rewritten the rules of popular culture and viral content.

At the same time, they seem to have rewritten the rule book when it comes to sports gambling.

New edicts unrelated to capital, such as America's assaults on money-laundering and tax-dodging, add yet more obligations.Banks can hardly be surprised that regulators have rewritten the rule-book and then thrown it at them.

In a review of the first six episodes, Dan Martin of The Guardian thought that they were strong and it was "generally funnier [and] appears to have rewritten the rule that said Doctor Who had to out-epic itself every year".

But TED has rewritten the rules.

Jordan has rewritten the rules.