Sentence examples for rules by for from inspiring English sources

Competitors started flagging Nasty Gal for breaking the site's rules by, for example, linking to Ms. Amoruso's Myspace page.

But they will also delight in flouting the rules by, for instance, clasping the royals' shoulders while saying, "Nice to meet you".

The authority also would oversee an enforcement system that could be used if a rating agency broke the rules by, for instance, failing to reveal its methodology or having conflicts of interest.

Each putt counts exactly the same, yet players treat them differently.Another common form of behaviour is managing complexity with simple rules by, for instance, giving disproportionate weight to round numbers.

The authority would also oversee an enforcement system that could be used if a rating agency broke the rules by, for instance, failing to reveal its methodology or having conflicts of interest.

When Mr Koizumi tried to break through these rules, by, for example, allowing manufacturers to hire temporary workers from firms such as Pasona, it provoked a public backlash.A controversial proposal of recent weeks, known as the "white-collar exemption", seeks to tackle Japan's culture of inhumanely long working hours and low productivity, particularly in services.

The board must produce its rules by 2005, for review by the state government, before they go into effect for cars sold in 2009.

Citizen engagement is largely confined to elections, opinion polls or jury service – asking people what they feel, not what they know and can do – even though democracy should be rule by, for and with the people.

The department is required to set rules by April 1 for how automakers are to meet the new fuel economy standards.

It said Broadus and a Binghamton assistant coach, Marc Hsu, broke N.C.A.A. rules by speaking for 10 minutes to two recruits, Michael Glenn and Antoine Myers, at Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Mass.

Maureen Dowd says the Clintons are "breaking the rules" by "shopping for a lavish home in Washington's fanciest neighborhoods" ("He's Gone! He's Back!," column, Dec. 20).