Sentence examples for rules for using from inspiring English sources

The legal battle had dragged on — A.F.P. filed first, seeking a declaration that it didn't infringe on Morel's copyrights, then Morel made counterclaims — and the ruling was one of the first to establish rules for using images pulled from social media.

The rules for using government-issued parking permits are complex.

The rules for using the channel included protections against "any penalty, reprisal, or recrimination".

Next, he spells out the basic rules for using motley acquisitions to excellent effect.

Many of them centered on the guards' rules for using force, how they were trained and how they were supervised.

The Microsoft.com Web site even lists seven rules for using laptops in meetings, including "Make Sure There's a Point" and "Turn Down Bells and Whistles".

The statements by General McChrystal signaled the latest tightening of the rules for using airstrikes, which, while considered indispensable for protecting troops, have killed hundreds of civilians.

This lovely article about a correctly used semicolon in a subway poster doesn't actually state the rule for using this punctuation mark.

Mr. Mejias said that he also planned to petition state officials to exempt hybrids from the two-passenger rule for using the high-occupancy-vehicle lanes in Nassau County.

But as I said, the universal rule for using data is to think about the question you're trying to answer.

In one sense, the meaning of 'child' is uniform; the context-invariant rule for using the term (its "character") is constant.