Sentence examples for rules means from inspiring English sources

In terms of security, keeping the rules means avoiding actions that, in Mr Art's words, appear "punitive and unprovoked".

I will bear witness, precise witness!" Any trivial infraction of the cascading "rules" means a summons to the police.

They say a tightening of immigration rules means that the area, established in Soho since the 1970s, could disappear.

Mandating that women play by a tweaked set of rules means that no matter how good a female golfer is she will never be just a golfer.

Mutual recognition of national product rules means that a company anywhere in the EU can sell to 100m households, a market larger than America's.

A change in Commons rules means that there could be a longer period – up to 18 days – between the election and Parliament sitting.

The purpose of this document is to describe what each of the rules means, and also give an example for each rule.

The explicit reference to the caucus rules means the nominations will remain open for the period specified by the rules, which is seven days.

The new rules means mortgage applications will be limited to a maximum of four times income on lending over £500,000.

Loose enforcement of design standards and road rules means that most e-bikes are more like scooters and many riders are fast and reckless.

Discovery will continue to hold all of its TV licences with the UK broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, which under European Union rules means it can broadcast across the continent.