Sentence examples for remake the rules from inspiring English sources
Presidents and prime ministers from a score of rich and emerging economies will descend on Washington, DC, ostensibly to remake the rules of global finance.
In Lavin's stories about loss the newly widowed woman has to remake the rules for herself, including the most ordinary rules of behaviour.
John F. Kennedy's landmark speech in 1960 on church-state separation stood as his pledge not to exploit public office to remake the rules of a nation to conform to his religion.
States generally play the principal role in setting election standards, but the Constitution explicitly gives Congress the right to step in at any time and remake the rules for electing its members.
Like the gods of Olympus, we have a tendency to flatter ourselves, even as we continually remake the "rules of engagement," those ROEs, to suit our changing tastes and needs, while creating a language of war that suits our tender sensibilities about ourselves.
Rarely has a foreign leader shown up on the South Lawn of the White House and declared that he and the president of the United States "must" remake the fundamental rules that have governed his country's uneasy relationship with the United States -- and get it done in the next four months.
The fight offers a taste of the coming battle over rules to remake the health care system under legislation pushed through Congress by President Obama.
It takes even longer, under the N.B.A.'s arcane salary-cap rules, to actually remake the roster.
That rule could, and perhaps should, remake the way you play the game of life.
They remake and upload songs and videos, and then other people remake the remakes; it just keeps going.
