Sentence examples for rules anywhere from inspiring English sources

I can't find the rules anywhere.

"This will give New Jersey the worst environmental rules anywhere in the country.

The new lawsuits are being brought under a different part of the Voting Rights Act, called Section 2, which bans discriminatory voting rules anywhere.

Omar Ali, UK head of banking and capital markets at accountancy group EY, said the legislation meant that the "fabric of banking is changing" and the UK will have the most stringent set of rules anywhere in the world.

I think it's a problem where you've got a vendor that wants to break the rules," Mr. Debrowski said on Aug. 22. "A vendor can break the rules anywhere he wants to, in the United States or China".

The Supreme Court ruling in June left intact other parts of the Voting Rights Act, including a provision that bars discriminatory voting rules anywhere — whether or not the disparate impact was intentional — and another provision that allows a court, in cases in which a state is found to have intentionally discriminated, to impose federal preclearance requirements on future changes.

No English king no matter how powerful ruled anywhere named after a jackal-headed god.

In the late 1870s and early 80s, Egyptian resentment finally erupted in what were the first nationalist upsurges against colonial rule anywhere in Asia and Africa.

But there is no rule anywhere that says the party which has won most seats or most votes gets to form the government and that no one else can.

By that time, we had our own set of rules: go anywhere but Westminster, don't follow the media herd, prioritise speaking – and listening – to members of the public, don't script out your story before you start filming, and always visually and narratively break away from the conventions of TV news.

The valley was spared the worst of the racial tumult during apartheid, and I couldn't help noticing that it seemed to have segued as gracefully into majority rule as anywhere I visited in South Africa.