Sentence examples for rules for many from inspiring English sources

But Potter fought and flouted the rules for many years.

The International Accounting Standards Board, which sets rules for many other countries, allows something similar.

The Lisbon Treaty, which took the place of the constitution, was intended to be the last redrawing of the rules for many years.

She said the department had abided by similar crowd-control rules for many years, including in 2003, when the lawsuit was filed.

"Greece has flouted the budget rules for many years," Mr. May said, "and most of that was when the economy was growing at a very dramatic pace.

The International Accounting Standards Board, which sets rules for many countries, itself hurriedly changed an aspect of its market-value rule under pressure from the president of France.

Masood et al. [75] proposed to combine the advantage of GP and NSGA-III to evolve a set of Pareto-optimal dispatching rules for many-objective job shop scheduling.

Leaving it all to Mum is still the rule for many, many families.

Transylvania and the Banat were ruled for many centuries by Austria and Hungary, and their architecture reflects Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles.

Summer assignments have become the rule for many students in recent years, making "vacation" a relative term for kids and their parents.

He ruled for many years, during which time he fought the kings of Judah and Israel with some success, capturing all Israel's possessions east of the Jordan.