Sentence examples for rule about which from inspiring English sources

But my school's quite strict – we used to have a rule about which doors you could use to go in and to go out, and if you used the wrong one you got detention.

Meanwhile we're relaxing the rules about which words can be broadcast when.

"National governments set the rules about which companies can run NHS clinical services.

The new truckers, knowingly or innocently, often roll right over unwritten rules about which corner belongs to whom, and when.

During settlement talks, he tried to get Microsoft to agree to a set of rules about which bits of Windows can be unbundled in future.

Stricter rules about which drugs are permissible for horses, and advances in drug-testing methods may also have increased the use of alternative treatments.

Seventeen states, New York among them, have varying rules about which nonphysicians may use the machines and whether or not they must be supervised by a doctor.

It is also a vertiginous sensory experience, that simulates with dizzying effectiveness the abnegation of all of the usual Earthbound rules about which way is up and which way is down.

But if they ever do reach such heights, it almost surely will not be because they have changed their rules about which players can join the team, Kyte said.

Though much of the argument was a semantic tangle, there was at least one moment of clarity, when Justice Antonin Scalia reviewed the broader rules about which species may be slaughtered for food.

For its part, the S.E.C. staff will prepare new rules about which consulting services may be offered by accounting firms to their corporate clients and which should be forbidden given the conflicts they pose, Mr. Levitt said.