Sentence examples for rules for when from inspiring English sources

There are no clear-cut rules for when such interactions should be noted in a story.

The White House reportedly is developing rules for when to kill terrorists around the world.

Anonymous Today's weddings don't have rules for when toasts are given and who makes them.

There are no rules for when people are at their most creative.

The rules for when you can use them are so complicated they require a manual, Gerta said.

Investment issues provide one possibility; the WTO could work to rein in investment subsidies and set ground rules for when countries can invest across borders without interference.

"There is no hard and fast rule for when to return to exercise after a cold or flu," says Eccles.

But Mr. Seaton said there was no rule for when pieces of scrap rail needed to be picked up.

By varying their rule for when to say "higher" and when to say "lower", they narrowed in on the optimal place to switch.

The question of when a company has to disclose information is a gray area in the federal securities laws because there is no fixed rule for when information is material and should be made public.

But if you're considering changing jobs, how do you know it's the right time to move? "There is no rule for when you should or shouldn't move jobs," says Kelly Kendell, director of recruitment consultancy Cordant People.