Sentence examples for rules push from inspiring English sources

A recent analysis by academics at the London School of Economics estimates that land-use regulations in the West End of London inflate the price of office space by about 800%; in Milan and Paris the rules push up prices by around 300%.

Or you could actually do something--bend the rules, push the limits, break the protocol--and go out and find yourself a partner.

The rules push banks to untangle their complex structures, which can include thousands of legal entities, and which, in Bair's opinion, have effectively blocked proposals for breaking up the corporations.

They constantly break rules, push rules, ignore and trample rules.

They saw themselves as the sexy upstarts, setting their own rules, pushing boundaries, acting together.

The new rules pushed other singles into platinum territory (the equivalent of 1 million copies sold under the old system).

But are these rules pushing the sport away from its roots, and limiting competitors in the process?

But for traditional civil rights groups, Mr. Lieberman has broken too many rules pushing religion in public life.

Some critics have contended that government rules pushing banks to lend to minority and low-income borrowers contributed to the financial meltdown.

Professor Crawford, who is critical of the proposal, said the F.C.C.'s lack of action on access rules pushed Google to seek a compromise.

International rules pushed through by the United States after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, authorized captains to monitor maritime security in their vicinity and maintain their vessels at elevated levels of vigilance in response to dangers.