Sentence examples for rules dictated from inspiring English sources

N.B.A. coaches did not adjust their free-throw targets even though changed rules dictated changed strategy.

But government officials acknowledged that some of the rules dictated by the bureaucrats have been ludicrous.

And by not being bound to the many rules dictated by vampire lore, the mermaid genre is much more flexible.

Terry's legal team argued to the independent regulatory commission in September that the FA's own rules dictated it should adopt the court's verdict.

Torben Pedersen, of the Copenhagen Business School, points out that Nordic countries are past masters at adjusting to rules dictated by big countries such as Germany or America.

But because Danthebluegrassman had higher earnings in graded stakes races, the rules dictated that he be given preference in the 20-horse draw.

The FFP rules dictate that clubs must effectively break even from 2011-12 onwhens, when monitoring begins.

The Agriculture Department needs to scrap its proposed rules dictating how livestock is bought and sold.

The best policy in these special circumstances might be looser (or tighter) than the rules dictate.

The centerpiece of the new rules dictates how much capital banks must hold.

Cooperative rules dictate undersize and female lobsters are returned to the water.