Sentence examples for rules and could from inspiring English sources

Bagehot portrayed Clark as an eccentric; someone who simply did not follow the rules and could not care less about what people thought of his impertinence.

It would also close gaps in intellectual-property rules and could allow for mutual recognition of some professional certifications, such as those for architects and engineers.

Importantly, this meant Almos were not restricted by local authorities' financial rules and could be funded to bring properties up to the government's decent homes standard.

Sweden's controversial plans to deport up to 80,000 asylum-seekers are in line with EU rules and could even strengthen embattled migration policy across the Continent, the European Commission argued yesterday.

Most of the statement, however, focused on whether the market had violated rules and could therefore be closed, in what appeared to be an effort to soothe anti-immigrant sentiments.

These are still covered by the FCA's rules, and could allow the lender to offer money to people who may have struggled to repay their entire debt in the maximum period it previously offered.

"Executed" is not defined by the draft rule and could mean any number of things.

At issue is the occasion when a player is not aware he has breached a rule and could not reasonably be expected to have known.

At the national level, Mr Blair and Mr Ashdown experienced 18 unbroken years of Tory rule, and could reflect on what Mr Blair regards as "a 20th century dominated by Conservatives".

Or he may have thought that he had done enough to stave off threats to his rule and could go into reverse.Whatever the reason, the army's role in business has waned.

Such assumption would break the selfish behavior rule and could not achieve the Nash equilibrium.