Sentence examples for rules of some from inspiring English sources

They read like doctor's instructions — open wide — or the rules of some ridiculous game.

By the rules of some debates, the other side is the winner.

But that may conflict with the rules of some potential clients that prohibit storing company information outside their firewall, said Susan Landry, an analyst with Gartner.

One threat to Dome is that the rules of some of the debenture series may allow a single individual to halt any restructuring.

"Often, people are eager to jump in and say there is no way an athlete was using this drug or that drug because it doesn't make sense, but those people don't understand the basic rules of some athletes," she said.

Like Mubarak or Gaddafi, the rules of some Gulf states (with the exception of tiny, fabulously rich Qatar) play that old favourite, the Islamist card, warning that they are targets of a Muslim Brotherhood conspiracy.

If you must have some rules of thumb, some suggest a threshold of $2 a day as a rough-and-ready measure of a minimum.

Or the rule of some Roman emperor.

Acquista adopted the rule of some sister-state decisions, notably Beck v Farmers Ins.

Henry Sidgwick draws from it what he takes to be a 'practical rule of some value' for such investigation (1907, 208 9).

There are various rules of jazz, some of them harmonically complex.