Sentence examples for rules many of the from inspiring English sources

By the time the UK and other countries outside the euro get to discuss these rules, many of the arguments will have been lost and won".

But while Mr. DeSantis has gained influence with Wikipedia editors through his respect for the rules, many of the people who arrived to weigh in on the "Forward" articles were discounted by the administrator charged with coming up with a consensus view.

Due to network censorship rules many of the radio productions eliminated the miscegenation aspect of the plot.

Until scrutiny of the schools intensified last year, when the Obama administration announced plans for new accountability rules, many of the colleges' parent companies were known on Wall Street for their exemplary profit margins.

As California's drought conditions improved and members of the state board mulled changing its rules, many of the districts did away with their excessive-use surcharges, allowed residents to resume watering their lawns more days per week and returned to voluntary conservation.

Under the new rules, many of these deals can be viewed as "impaired".

Noir follows a very specific set of rules, many of which "The Bad and the Better" adheres to scrupulously.

The hereditary local dynasties, which under the Arsacids had ruled many of the most important provinces, were to a large extent abolished.

More broadly, since the breakup of the Ottoman Empire and the end of European colonial rule, many of the great polyglot cities of the Levant and North Africa have been shorn of their minorities.

Either way, states like New York that have more generous Medicaid eligibility rules stand to receive relatively less in new federal aid than states with the tightest eligibility rules, many of them in the South.

Because there's a kind of self-imposed oppression in the rules many of us live by and freedom on the other side.