Sentence examples similar to rules in the second from inspiring English sources

A campaign by Snickers paying Katie Price and Rio Ferdinand to tweet about the chocolate bar has been cleared of breaking UK advertising rules, in the first ruling by the ad watchdog involving marketing on Twitter.

All of which simply underlines the absurdity of the rules in the first place.

Such situations, in fact, gave rise to English-only rules in the first place.

It is hard to escape the conclusion that these industry groups never much liked the new rules in the first place.

Bulgaria is trying to get around EU competition rules in the third energy package, which requires operators to open pipelines to rivals.

Consumer spending fell in the first half after the government tightened household lending rules in the fourth quarter of 2002 amid concern that rising defaults posed a risk to the banking system.

Baelish may seem a figure conjured from Tudor mythography, but the king who rules in the first book in fact resembles Henry VIII less than he does his grandfather: the founder of the Yorkist dynasty, Edward IV.

In his speech, Balls will promise to "legislate for these tough fiscal rules in the first year after the election and they will be independently monitored by the Office for Budget Responsibility".

It appears Mr Abbott was never consulted about the new rules in the first place.

O'Sullivan broke snooker rules in the fifth frame when placing his chalk on the table.

In fact, crafting the rules in the first place is a very challenging task in many domains.