Sentence examples for rules and prospects from inspiring English sources

So what are the rules and prospects for young people heading abroad?

Asked about the IOC rule and the prospect of defending his Olympic crown in London, the American said: "I'm just leaving it all up to God to figure it out.

An anti-libertarian group called "Stop Free Keene" grumbles about the public pot-smoking and rude street art that the newcomers bring.In the jovial atmosphere of PorcFest, where idealists bond over their shared mistrust of rules and big institutions, the prospect of a future New Hampshire that can do without such things seems far-fetched.

"We ask all of our guys to handle themselves with class and within the N.C.A.A. rules, when prospects are on campus," Brown said through the football spokesman John Bianco.

America's start-ups have 300m customers on their doorstep; Europe's market is fragmented by language and local rules, which limits prospects in ventures where Britons have a natural bent, such as retailing.

The prospect of tighter mortgage rules and higher interest rates hit shares in housebuilders Barratt Developments, Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey.

We have not got the details yet but it sounds like a some version of Gordon Brown's "golden rule" and raises the prospect of further spending cuts.

But the N.C.A.A. ruled the prospects saved time, energy, and effort by having coaches help them find a place, even though they paid 100% of their own expenses.

The rules covered all prospects, according to General Manager Brian Cashman, and were based on precedents of overused pitchers.

The 77-year-old deal-maker ruled out prospects for an alternative deal between Yahoo and Google to succeed, saying regulatory issues would likely derail it.

BG Koeman rules out prospect of Niasse rescuing Everton career This is a make-or-break season for Martin Kelly.