Sentence examples for rules came out from inspiring English sources

The draft rules came out in January, but were later eased.

Then, a fifth edition of D. & D. rules came out, in 2014, and, somehow, the culture was receptive again to bags of holding and silver-haired drow.

The year after "The Rules" came out, Laurence Kirshbaum, the C.E.O. of Warner Books (now Grand Central), admitted to Time magazine that at first he couldn't believe that women in the nineties would want such a book.

Dietrich says, "I thought the rules came out as well as can be expected, balancing the needs of all the different states".

But there has been talk of a war on religious liberty, at debates and in campaign speeches, for months, well before the contraception rules came out.

"Don't buy property!" the cover of Next magazine, Hong Kong's most popular weekly, advised immediately after the new rules came out.

When the proposed rules come out, policy experts will scour them to figure out just how much flexibility there is.

If the rules come out with a lot of additional stuff, then we would have to develop towards it, but for us that's not a big concern at all.

And various businesses were anxiously watching the rules come out to figure out whether their particular product did or didn't qualify for the different tariffs that are being created.

When the final rule came out in 2008, the regulators sided with Mr. Caylor.

As soon as the proposed rule came out, their representatives began warning about the dire effects it would have on the economy.