Sentence examples for rules should be made from inspiring English sources

What rules should be made to control the deployment of autonomous weapons?

They didn't even stop there, providing a 31-page dossier as to why the already watered-down pollution rules should be made weaker still.

He said the F.D.A. needed to study the expert panel's report further to determine whether the feed rules should be made stricter.

In-house lawyers at big companies, who hire and supervise outside lawyers for a living, say that all sorts of ground rules should be made explicit at the outset, especially for smaller matters.

To help ensure compliance, some prosecutors, criminal defense lawyers and legal scholars have sensibly concluded that prosecutors' files, as a general rule, should be made open to defendants.

The diary is already under a court order not to be released, and other documents the judge ruled should be made public have also been put off limits, Wilson said in court filings.

Rutherford (1980) and Westney (1994) claim that language teachers and learners alike should be aware that language is governed by rules which should be made available to learners whenever needed.

The authors should point to data to rule out this hypothesis, or an explicit statement that this position cannot be ruled out should be made.

Police negotiators talking to the Orlando nightclub gunman at first weren't sure if the person they had on the phone was actually in the Pulse nightclub, according to audio recordings released on Monday after a judge ruled they should be made public.

Now we need to try to reduce the exposure — are there any further rules changes that should be made?

They ended up taking their battle to the highest constitutional court where a judge ruled an exception should be made to their Black Abbot, a decision that was widely interpreted as a softening of the purity law.