Sentence examples for rules exists from inspiring English sources
The rules exist in two versions, one in a small commonplace book – a little like a scrapbook – in the Wren Library at Trinity itself, and the other, which has few more rules, exists as a manuscript owned by Cambridge University Library.
An opportunity that satisfies all of these rules exists today in smartphone processors.
Today, a set of rules exists for each social platform and knowing those rules and the audiences that adhere to them is imperative for your brand strategy.
First came telephone etiquette, then cell phone etiquette, and now a whole new set of rules exists for texting etiquette, or as some call it, textiquette.
Though no UK politician would ever use words as antagonistic as "Muslim Ban", buried beneath this plethora of bureaucratic and restrictive rules exists an immigration policy that vilifies and debilitates a certain kind of immigrant: poor, non-white, unable to defend themselves.
No explicit set of rules exists for the mental, physical, and/or neuro(patho logical changes (2nd column) that are considered to cause the behavioral dysfunctions (3rd column).
"It's amazing that such rules exist.
Jennifer Rubin: Nepotism rules exist for a reason.
If rules exist, they should exist equally for everyone.
"The rules exist for re-unification of minors for asylum.
Nor did it appear that written rules existed elsewhere.
