Sentence examples for rules point from inspiring English sources

Fans of new global rules point to several benefits.

Advocates for the new rules point to California, which adopted the national standards a year early.

The new rules point out the significance, in some cases, of recording what witnesses say about how certain they are about who they pick out.

In each case, those who want tougher rules point to the risks that came home all too clearly in 2008 and 2009.

Critics of the rules point out, though, that it remains far more cumbersome and difficult to transfer full-length movies through the Internet than music files and still pictures.

Opponents of the rules point out that the FCC's regulation created an imbalance in the law: While Internet providers must (for now) obey the restrictions, nothing forces Web companies such as Google and Facebook to do the same.

Even Mrs Sebelius's new proposed rules cite the need for more proposed rules, points out Edmund Haislmaier of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank.

Nine years later in the very same newspaper, O. O'Grady took umbrage with the ever changing rules, pointing to the holding the ball (sound familiar) as a key example.

In the spirit of true online game design, we incorporated challenges, rules, points, badges, leaderboards, social media and, most importantly, incentives.

Its chairman has long argued against the rules, pointing out that before they were put into effect in 2015, service providers had not engaged in any of the practices the rules prohibited.

The Environmental Protection Agency defended the rules, pointing to damage done by blasting off the tops of hills to reach the coal beneath and dumping the mine rubble in stream valleys.