Sentence examples for read rules from inspiring English sources

For guidance read rules, which virtually outlawed easy contact between police and journalists.

To keep the vitriol down in the chat rooms, people are encouraged to read rules of conduct, which encourage courtesy and respect and prohibit hate speech, violence, proselytizing and disruptive behavior.

Three years ago, Mr. O'Keefe said, he read "Rules for Radicals" by the left-wing icon Saul Alinsky, the Bible for many community organizers, including those at Acorn, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.

I doubt if any of the young people I spoke to have read Rules for Radicals, Alinsky's 1971 text much cited by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, but it did seem that what these young people were experimenting with, for the first time, was the ability to organise themselves, to go out and get what they wanted, to empower themselves, and to take control.

Sallie read Rules of Engagement this last week.

What something is called, how it is read, rules of grammar and punctuation," he writes.

Then the membership function points are read rule-wise.

Just go back and read rule number three again: chill out and masturbate.

But chart reading rules say that will be confirmed only if the market breaks decisively above the August high.

He'd re-read Rules For Radicals in its entirety.

Try reading rules of war established by 1st Caliph.