Sentence examples for rules for laying from inspiring English sources

Whatever mulch you choose, the same ground rules for laying it apply: never use on dry soil, or you'll lock moisture out, not in; clear the site of perennial weeds before you begin; leave a gap around the stems of plants to avoid rot; be careful not to bury small, dainty plants - before mulching, protect them by covering with a flowerpot.

But what will not change are the rules for laying off teachers when budget cuts or other factors cause a reduction in staff.

Mayor Bloomberg's dreams of ending the "last in, first out" rule for laying off teachers appear to be crushed.

Mr Smith believes there is every chance that the development of the "new north" will be peaceful, thanks to habits of co-operation and an internationally accepted rule book for laying down rights to the seabed.

And as for laying down rules for other people, Eggers has authored or co-authored more than a dozen books and worked on three screenplays.

I haven't looked into a whole lot of the new rules for annulments laid out by the Pope, but I am married now to my third husband.

In Pakistan, legal rules for traffic are laid down in three basic documents: Motor Vehicle Ordinance 1965 West Pakistan Motor Vehicle Rules 1969 Pakistan Highway Code.

These two rules, independence of the Jewish calendar and worldwide uniformity, were the only rules for Easter explicitly laid down by the Council.

Judge Joseph Goeke of the tax court said in the decision that the agency's position was incorrect and ruled for Mrs. Lay and for Mr. Lay's estate.

A1 Ivory Coast Referendum Citizens of the Ivory Coast voted on a new constitution intended to restore civilian rule by laying out the guidelines for elections starting in September.

Plus, the rules he lays down for estimating how well you're going to be able to live once you're no longer working may be cold comfort to baby boomers more used to spending than saving.