Sentence examples for rules polices from inspiring English sources

The sociological spatial scale refers to the extent of the collective influence of "rules, polices and informal and formal culture norms", where this collectivization occurs through levels of social and jurisdictional organisation.

According to environment, rules, polices and users' requirements, advanced intelligent management functionalities that can guarantee the proper configuration of devices in TVWS networks and proper load balance, have to be developed.

Over the years, that language has been incorporated into rules policed by Finra, the regulator.

Over in euro-land, people want binding debt brakes written into constitutions, and deficit rules policed by supranational judges.

Under current rules, police forces are able to use some discretion when enforcing the 70mph speed limit.

Another is that it prevents a free-for-all as countries protect their markets, creating instead common rules policed by Brussels.

If vendors sometimes don't fully understand the rules, police know them even less, leaving a huge margin for miscommunication, error and quota-fulfilling tickets.

State aid rules, policed by the commission, limit how much public money can be given to private companies.

Under the new rules, police in Lincoln have the power to confiscate the substances from anyone thought to have taken them.

As a regulatory agency, the Fed has been just as likely to help big banks wriggle out of rules policing excessive risk as it has been to write them.

Under Mr. Hussein's rule, police officers patrolled the lines, scaring off looters.