Sentence examples for rules for who from inspiring English sources

A firewall lets you set rules for who can gain access to your network and computers.

Would they lay out rules for who is a crafter and who isn't?

In addition, the academy tightened rules for who will be eligible to receive Oscar statues for best picture.

The foundation, financed by corporate donations, sets the rules for who is eligible, but each member decides how to award the money.

The rules for who qualifies are murky, and, according to Miller, only about 150 to 200 people were making the decisions about who got further scrutiny.

To change back now would look like an unseemly amount of partisanship in setting the rules for who goes to Congress.

There is no hard and fast rule for who is offering the best bargains.

THERE are rules for those who stay at the Convent of the Intercession, once the cloistered exile of the ill-fated women who disappointed Russia's czars.

These traditionalists have taken over the Wall and lay down the rules for others who approach it.

"There shouldn't be a separate set of rules for people who are politically connected," Ms. Weinberg said.

The Health Department will develop rules for deciding who will be eligible and how large the subsidies will be.