Sentence examples for reinvent the rules from inspiring English sources

The bank, which claims to "reinvent the rules of retail banking", currently offers fee-free transactions for card use abroad, but from 18 March it will impose a 1.9% fee on any transactions outside Europe and 1.9% on cash withdrawals plus a £1 charge.

When he makes his first trip to the Middle East as secretary of state later this month, General Powell will essentially need to reinvent the rules for dealing with Iraq by enlisting the aid of regional leaders in tightening the arms embargo on Baghdad while simultaneously relaxing other trade sanctions.

In a world where we all need to figure out how to reinvent the rules, we should be hoping the experiment succeeds.

In 2001, the Sunshine State showed that recounting is not the same as reinventing the rules of fair play.

PAGE 22 Rewriting the Rules on Pay Just as Internet stocks have defied all rules of investing, Internet companies are reinventing the rules for executive pay.

In theory, he reinvented the rules of Texas politics (he didn't have to debate and he shunned editorial boards!); he was eerily lucky (he beat Kinky Friedman for governor!) and he was, above all, vindictive in the tradition of the best Texas pols.

MEET THE PEOPLE who are reinventing the rules of business, customer by customer, new issue by new issue.

Tip: In this case, don't reinvent the wheel – shotgun rules.

But there are an increasing number of people trying to reinvent those rules: enter the clean eating brigade, led by the likes of Ella Woodward (Deliciously Ella); Jasmine and Melissa Hemsley (the Hemsley Sisters and Madeline Shaww.

Do not reinvent the wheel.

Or do you reinvent the category again?