Sentence examples for rules date from inspiring English sources
Some rules date back many years.
The rules date to 2006, before tablets and smartphones were commonplace.
Rules date from a time when there were serious doubts about both the safety and morality of IVF.
Frisbee, still the best-known brand, was registered in the 1950s, and attempts to codify the game's rules date back to the 1960s.
The F.H.A.'s mixed-use rules date to its inception and the growth of federal housing initiatives, according to the Chicago-based Congress for the New Urbanism, which promotes pedestrian-oriented, mixed-use neighborhoods.
If she says she's a dRules Girl and she's not going to sleep with you anymore unless you agree to get married, say O.K., but did she see the "interesting" article in the 'Times' on R.D.D.S. (Rules Date Deficit Syndrome)?
These replace rules dating back to 1995, when the internet age had barely begun.
The existing rules, dating from 2008, cover income from savings accounts.
The existing loophole-ridden land rules, dating from 2001, give developers wide leeway to clear property.
An underground blood sport run according to strict rules dating back to the 18th century.
Europe is one of the few places in the world that already has strong data protection rules, dating from 1995.
