Sentence examples for rules of british from inspiring English sources

Clegg claimed the coalition government was beginning to rewrite the rules of British politics.

The only certainty is that some of the established rules of British politics will be broken in 2015.

What's clear is this: Corbyn and his team have just upended most of the rules of British electoral politics.

In short, it is a play which has clearly somehow fallen outside the unwritten rules of British theatre.

His importation of the loose rules of British tabloid journalism, including blatant political alliances, started our slide to quasi-news.

It also includes extracts from, and summaries of, some of the key texts that, in the absence of a written constitution, are the closest thing there is to a codification of the ground rules of British democracy.

London's "City" will not be constrained by the rule of British law alone.

It's about a crime in a country house, but it breaks every rule of British thrillers.

In short, takeovers, especially hostile takeovers, should be the exception rather than the rule of British business life.

It's an iron rule of British politics that the more a budget is cheered on the day, the worse it turns out to be.

It is a cardinal rule of British finance that old shareholders should not be discriminated against in favour of new ones (see article).The regulators might have done better to hang back a bit this time, however.