Sentence examples for rules as the from inspiring English sources

The weekly Review had complied with these rules, as The Economist currently does itself.

Critics see the looser rules as the first stage in the gutting of the CRA.

Some players seemed as confused about the lockout and decertification rules as the fans.

Mr. Clinton described the rules as "the most sweeping privacy protections ever written".

"We operate under the same lack of rules as the pirates.

But Queen Latifah (left) rules as the warden, who understands the meaning of reciprocity.

From there, it's basically the same rules as the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Surely MPs should follow the same rules as the rest of us?

"But they seemed to be making up the rules as the season went along".

No, the Environmental Protection Agency shouldn't be rolling back its rules, as the Republican presidential candidates seem to want.

The building boasts biometric fingerprint access points and strict house rules, as the management strives to change its reputation.