Sentence examples for rules as an from inspiring English sources

I'm a stickler for the rules – as an accountant, you must be.

Although he rules as an autocrat and has hollowed out Venezuela's democracy, Mr Chávez's legitimacy derives from the ballot box.

Even so, like many radiologists, she regards the F.D.A. rules as an intrusive, and largely unnecessary, slap in the face.

So the state board's commissioners characterized the rules as an interim measure until a regionwide climate change adaptation strategy is adopted.

In his acceptance speech at the Republican convention, he described such rules as an "assault on coal and gas and oil" that is driving up energy costs.

But the proposed changes to the N.C.A.A's rules would represent not so much a bending of the rules as an abrupt break from them.

Critics have described the new rules as a bureaucratic nightmare.

Describing the federal conflict-of-interest rules as a minefield is probably an understatement.

I think this makes me want to break the rules as a photographer.

Americans do not think of fuel economy rules as a tax on large vehicles.

Consumer advocates welcomed the rules as a way to hold insurers accountable for skyrocketing premiums.