Sentence examples for rules may be bent from inspiring English sources

Yet on any given Saturday, the rules may be bent or ignored, even by referees under pressure from parents and coaches.

They may be bent or have holes.

Your legs may be straight or knees may be bent.

"Given the heavy-handed government intervention in Chinese markets of late, from the currency devaluation to disallowing institutions from selling shares, there are fears the IMF may be bending the rules to accommodate the world's second largest economy into its special drawing rights".

Facebook may be bending the rules of privacy, but it hasn't broken them.

Immigration rules may be the next target.

Other rules may be included.

Rules may be different for other countries.

Those rules may have to be bent on occasion, but they must be followed.

"If I were an investor, I would assume that the rules would be bent".

On July 21st, a month after the FSA intervened, the shares in HBOS, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, languished below the price at which the bank was trying to sell new equity, forcing it to rely on its underwriters.Some may say that the rules should still be bent to prop up bank shares, because banks rely on confidence and their failure causes systemic damage.