Sentence examples for mishmash of rules from inspiring English sources

The result of this mishmash of rules was that though the DEA basically didn't bother to go after the many, many people who were selling or using hemp-derived CBD products during their recent explosion in popularity, it was technically illegal to do either.

The result is a mishmash of laws, rules, procedures and technologies.

Here, a mishmash of international rules and institutions determines the condition of the watery commons.The high seas are not ungoverned.

I was enchanted to find a park sign filled with poetry rather than the usual mishmash of information, rules, and thinly veiled threats.

And both they and those who operate in them are overseen by a complicated mishmash of government rules and regulations, designed (at least purportedly) to protect investors.

What immediately clear is that a mishmash of varying rules and competing degrees of acceptance among the states won't help to foster widespread adoption of this 21st-century technology.

The federal crackdown on illegal hiring is a similar mishmash of hastily erected rules, including much-criticized systems of checking workers' names against error-plagued databases.

From January 1st, Europe's 7,000 listed companies adopted international financial reporting standards (IFRS), replacing the mishmash of 25 local accounting regimes with one set of rules.So far there have been no big blow-ups.

"It was just a mishmash of emotions".

Instead, her portfolio was a mishmash of various industries.

Problems have surfaced in a mishmash of ways.