Sentence examples for rules as its from inspiring English sources

eligibility rules as its own, Geer said.

America is trying to design a trade regime which China will eventually have to join rather than getting to set its own rules as its clout increases.

Don't call it worry, but Mr. Ballmer acknowledges that Microsoft's toughest task has been in deciding where to place its bets in new markets or technologies that don't operate by the same rules as its tried-and-true products.

One industry insider says Amazon may have an advantage from not playing by the same rules as its traditional rivals in terms of profit expectations and tax payments, but it will face six strong competitors.

Jeffrey W. Schneider, a spokesman for ABC, said that while the network's military consultants were not held to the same ethical rules as its full-time journalists, they were expected to keep the network informed about any outside business entanglements.

Uber is not one of them, and the company is refusing to abide by the same rules as its rivals – a defiant move that critics argue shows disregard for the law and public safety.

Its failure to do so revives questions about whether the company is in compliance with federal fair housing rules, as well as about its ability and commitment to police discriminatory advertising on the world's largest social network," it writes.

State party spokesman Bill Luckett said they were obligated to follow its rules as well as those of the Democratic National Committee regarding caucus procedures.

With Marker, these two formats serve the same purpose and method narration through image and a realism that knows how to play by its own rules, as well as in accordance with the established norms of artistic representation.

If the US joined the UN convention of the law of the sea it might find it easier to get China to adhere to an agreed set of rules as it pursues its power games in the Asia-Pacific region.

Management has laid part of the blame for its problems on extraordinarily high labor costs, and the company is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in wage concessions and new work rules as it navigates its way through Chapter 11.