Sentence examples for made rules to from inspiring English sources

Have you ever made rules to manage your drinking?

Although Icann defines itself as a standards-setting body with a role limited to the technical functions of the Internet, it has already made rules to protect trademark interests from so-called cybersquatters, or speculators in domain names.

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The commission can then make rules to force shares to be quoted in higher spreads than 1 cent per share.

Congress is in the business of making rules to live by, but things always get tense when it has to start applying rules to itself.

It is not just about making rules to govern intelligent machines – we also need to consider how we regulate the data they create and share.

The Court disagreed, holding that the Act empowered the Minister to make rules to regulate road traffic, and the purpose of the rules in question was not fee collection but to alleviate traffic congestion within the restricted zone.

"The common theme among parties seeking to make rules changes to alter future outcomes is to overcorrect," Putnam told me.

It's no different to making rules specific to gender.

He had made rules, and this was one, to look only now.

Don't make rules just to bore people to death, make rules for safety and fun reasons.