Sentence examples for mess of rules from inspiring English sources
America's health system, the world's biggest, involves a tangled mess of rules and a hotch-potch of public and private institutions.
If you start to add layers to that, you become the mess of rules and settings that Facebook has become.
While California state law permits medical marijuana (MMJ) collectives to grow and sell cannabis to authorized patients, cities and counties have the legal latitude to regulate dispensaries as they see fit, resulting in a mess of rules and expectations for the medical marijuana industry across the state.
More priority should go to changing the policies and rules — and lack of rules — that caused the present mess.
"But even today, if a kid messes around, you have to have some sort of rules".
Nothing prepared Frank for being dunked into the working-class life of Welsh miners, but he brought to his task a fresh ecstatic eye, a feeling of passionate political sympathy and a willingness to mess with the rules of conventional photography.
The rule is a mess of jargon and confusion that will only stifle the opportunity to build upon, and sometimes criticize, our cultural heritage.
But Ashley made a mess of that; he forgot the classic rule of cross-examination, the one that insists you never ask a question if you don't know the answer.
"But then they talk about bifurcation, whether you should have one set of rules for us and one set for the amateurs and it's just a bit of a mess and opened a can of worms.
They're free apps with names like Voxer, HeyTell and Zello, and they really do mess with the rules of the game.
If you loved the original Knightmare, you'll adore the nostalgia value of the original props and in-jokes, but what makes Knightmare Live really great is the ad-libbing from the cast, whose banter never misses a beat as they playfully mess with the rules of the game.
