Sentence examples for rules by making from inspiring English sources

Tennessee also found that Pearl and his assistants had broken N.C.A.A. rules by making too many phone calls to recruits.

The university determined that Pearl and his assistants also broke N.C.A.A. rules by making too many phone calls to recruits.

The Green Party, allied with the PRI, broke the rules by making campaigning phone calls on election day.

So Mr. Bush evaded the rules by making the tax cut temporary, with the whole thing scheduled to expire on the last day of 2010.

But she broke the rules by making a Discovery Channel show instead of writing first to the Supreme Council of Antiquities.

Instead they can meet EU seller disclosure rules by making the information available in an email to customers or in a paper invoice delivered with goods bought.

During the 18th century, Georgia sought salvation from Ottoman and Persian rule by making an alliance with Russia.

Then he had tackled Chile's constitution, ushering through changes that, among other things, legitimatized his de facto rule by making him the country's President.

That provision is broader than the I.R.S. rule by making any conviction related to the violation grounds to block an award.

The once-a-decade process was originally designed to protect the one-person-one-vote rule by making sure that Congressional districts kept pace with the population changes reported by the census.

The American rule, by making explicit what others are doing quietly, "lets loose the dogs of protectionism, of Balkanisation", says one senior banker.At first glance a more compartmentalised banking system does not seem such a terrible idea.