Sentence examples for lay down some rules from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Zimmer said he hoped United Talent would soon have enough clout to lay down some rules of the road.

Before a class in soap sculpture was set up at a public school in upper Manhattan, we've been told, a couple of instructors were ordered by the principal to look the situation over and lay down some rules.

But in public speeches and academic work, she has suggested that the Fed should be more systematic, predictable and transparent — in short, that it should lay down some rules and stick to them.

By M. Froelich and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, April 1 , 1961P. 27 Before a class in soap sculpture was set up at a public school in upper Manhattan, we've been told, a couple of instructors were ordered by the principal to look the situation over and lay down some rules.

She wrote: "We did not lay down some rules for separating our roles as business owners versus as husband and wife and as a result, the business defined who we were and are as a couple.

The Father has a kind of priority, and this gives him authority to lay down some rules which when agreed to will prevent the wills of these three omnipotent beings from ever clashing (171 5).

So this newspaper wants be the first to lay down some new rules.

So sometimes it's better simply to lay down some basic rules about what people can and cannot do.

Cooper says: "Mendoza was the first man to lay down some proper rules of boxing technique - before him it was all bare knuckles and even wrestling - so we have him to thank for modern boxing.

Ken is keen to lay down some ground rules for Cuckoo in the Thompson house.

Somewhere in the middle of cyberspace, the kids and the grown-ups have to lay down some ground rules.