Sentence examples for making those rules from inspiring English sources

"I remember Smokey Robinson telling the guards and the people who were making those rules stand back because our music was for everybody.

But Mr. Bloomberg and several people who served on the charter commission last year believe that making those rules permanent would help keep the city from sliding back into mismanagement.

Ron Wyden has introduced a bill in the US Senate to make those rules national.

A Google spokesman said: "Google complies with all the tax rules in the UK, and it is the politicians who make those rules.

Mr. Watkins, while cautious about not entering into a feud with Mr. Sharpton, said, "I know what the F.E.C. rules are, and I made those rules known to the candidate".

Other advice from travel managers includes: Companies should decide which business travelers can book which class of service, like business class or coach, and make those rules part of the corporate travel policy.

First, it plans as soon as next week to announce revised compensation rules for companies getting assistance, to make those rules conform with a law Congress passed in February that was more stringent than the Treasury's own guidelines.

Any New York lawmaker who still has the ability to feel even the faintest twinges of shame should strive to make those rules work for the public, instead of the lobbyists and the politicians.

But who makes those rules is crucially important.

Older folks helped make those rules, so they have a little more time for them.

And right now they can make those rules because they have all the customers.