Sentence examples for printed rules from inspiring English sources

The school has no printed rules or set penalties.

One of the printed rules of the Morgan Library is: Readers must refrain from touching any portion of the text or decoration, and, in closer….

In the general course of organized sporting, painted lines and printed rules provide a sturdy framework in which to run and jump and throw.

One of the printed rules of the Morgan Library is: Readers must refrain from touching any portion of the text or decoration, and, in closer examination, to refrain from breathing upon the page.

By Vera Moos and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 24 , 1965P. 38 One of the printed rules of the Morgan Library is: Readers must refrain from touching any portion of the text or decoration, and, in closer examination, to refrain from breathing upon the page.

I manage risk, and ask myself, do I need to follow the social norm and some printed rules.

In 1859 the club produced the first printed rule book.

Mr. Waxtel, who compiled and printed the rules for playing, told a war gamers' tale about a man who sneaked home late and, confronted by his wife, told her he was cavorting with a woman he had met in a bar.

Fine-print rules, allowing both concealed and openly carried weapons, are now being written at the Department of the Interior, which runs the parks system.

(Could these fine-print rules be effectively enforced anywhere except in Germany?) German parents don't merely not hover; they refuse to hover, on considered principle, and send the kids off to school and back, after having digested the odds of a child's being snatched along the way and, sensibly enough, decided that it's a safe bet they won't be.

The fine print rules are here.