Sentence examples for rules dictated by from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

And to do that procedure, you have to follow a system of rules, dictated by the SEC, that makes it difficult for you to do any shenanigans, any tricks.

Insisting that he had "never killed anything, including a chicken," Mr. Visinescu told Romanian television that he had merely been carrying out prison rules dictated by the General Directorate of Penitentiaries.

But these terms will necessarily involve budgetary rules dictated by Westminster, pretty much like the member-countries of the Eurozone have to accept these budgetary rules set in Brussels.Now why should there be a crisis?

But, he was bound by a stupid rule dictated by a "by the book" leader who cared more about avoiding than enabling.

People who lived in the mobile home community had to clear feeding sites and limit the number of pets to one, a rule dictated by the property owner that hadn't been followed.

The investigation, prosecution and judgment of a particular case follow rules dictated less by the law than by the free market of the middlemen.

(Ms. Ward said she had requested they use the honorific as practice for formal club meetings, when parliamentary rules dictated that officers be addressed by title rather than by name to avoid making things too personal).

Goldman also said on Wednesday it would suggest ways to improve the metal storage system, whose rules are dictated by the London Metal Exchange.