Sentence examples for rules ran from inspiring English sources

Even before the ruling, in an apparent concession that its initial rules ran afoul of the code, the city had begun discussing an amendment that would allow a limited selection of hybrid vehicles to be bought.

Once everyone had agreed the rules, ran the theory, the pay game would be less contentious.

Trade unions frequently hampered their industries with rules that blocked more flexible and productivity-boosting manufacturing techniques (the United Auto Workers' book of work rules ran to 5,000 pages).

By default we choose a setup that matches what we want for the Guardian but we always realised that some of those baked-in rules ran contrary to other people's expectations.

The ruling grew out of a 2004 lawsuit brought by the Fair Share Housing Center, a nonprofit developer of low-income housing, and state builders' groups, who asserted that a number of agency rules ran counter to a series of landmark court decisions on zoning.

But even with the full-on promotion campaign led by Obama, McCarthy, Democratic leadership in Congress, sustainable business networks, environmental and public health groups, the rules ran into an immediate tide of opposition on Monday from business lobbies, Republicans in Congress and even Democrats facing tough election battles.

The rules run to 13 pages.

Germany could further flout Europe's ill-conceived fiscal rules, run a bigger budget deficit and cut taxes.

No one in St Lucia has a clue.The EU's banana rules run until 2002 and are meant, supposedly, to give its traditional suppliers time to adapt.

"Fashion Rules," running through the summer of 2015, is a series of tableaus designed to show that although royal style reflects changes in society, a continuous thread marks out monarchy.

Moderator Ifill was criticized for "letting the rules run the debate" and "never following up" when one candidate "stuck her tongue out" at a question.