Sentence examples for rules or systems from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the 2008 housing crisis, have we solved that problem now with new rules or systems?

She also knows that you're probably living by someone else's rules or "system" {and feeling inferior because of it}.

The essence of the modern revolt was the rejection of preconceived or traditional styles, periods, rules, regulations, or systems governing design.

Tolstoy's later belief that life is too complex and disordered ever to conform to rules or philosophical systems perhaps derives from these futile attempts at self-regulation.

Over the first 22 years since the law empowered the Department to cancel student loans for reasons of school fraud, the Department has done nothing to make students aware of, or draft rules or create systems to help them to exercise, their rights.

Over the first 22 years since the law empowered the Department to cancel student loans for reasons of school fraud, the Department has done nothing to make students aware of, or draft rules or create systems to help them to exercise, their rights.

But the word has become unmoored from any larger set of rules or ethical system.

But what happens when the artist stops making choices and relinquishes control to a pre-determined set of rules, or a "system," that dictate the outcome of the work?

Choose a sport in which she can be easily impressed without being familiar with the game rules or scoring system.

In the public policy arena the broad context in which HIAs are undertaken have been shown to be institutional, structures (the entities and rules within organizations or systems which influence policy making), actors (the stakeholders involved in policy making) and ideas (the content of policy making) as factors which work to create policy change [ 29].

Revolutions were very much the fashion in an Arab world still shaking off centuries of direct foreign rule, or indigenous systems installed by foreigners.