Sentence examples for news rules from inspiring English sources

The majority of the many dozen clauses in the news rules concern more party-specific discipline, for example strict adherence to the holy trinity of official Communist Party doctrine, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and Jiang Zemin's somewhat hard-to-follow latter contribution, the Three Represents.

Occasionally you'll see some good news in the press, but as a rule, bad news rules.

The book also is marred at times by errors, such as "news rules of engagement" that otherwise detract from a direct and active text.

Stanford Law Professor Barbara van Schewick, also Director of the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, has written a powerful examination of the news rules: "Europe Is About to Adopt Bad Net Neutrality Rules.

But the Post is a Manhattan creature, while the News rules across the East River in the Bronx and Queens.

By the Fox News rules, candidates' standings are measured by the five most recent national opinion polls of self-identified Republicans.

All I had to go on was the "no news is good news" rule that my parents used when I was away and just "too busy" to call.

"Really very bad news" and "new rules hit us badly" are two typical comments left on an Indian website that reported the change in immigration rules.

This is the first penalty assessed for a violation of the new rules, the news release said.

At a meeting to discuss the new rules, the news that pensioners will be exempt is greeted with weary resignation by some of my colleagues.

Here's Mr Goldberg responding to the news that the new rules may "sunset" this Thursday:By the way, these rules, the Washington Post says, are in effect only until December 30th.