Sentence examples for rules should be put from inspiring English sources

The experts also said that rules should be put in place for determining an athlete's eligibility to compete on a case-by-case basis — but they did not indicate what those rules should be.

The independent social security advisory committee says the policy of stopping claimants' dole payments for alleged breaches of benefit rules should be put on hold until "a firm evidence base" has been established.

All those rules should be put back in place.

She cannot do it until we have decided how we want the Internet to serve us, and what rules should be put in place to serve not just America but the world in a rapidly changing new global economy.

The industry group has not addressed the questions the state asked it to consider after Taylor's death: What rules should be put in place to prevent surface expressions and how can operators ensure oil and drilling fluids remain separate from clean water sources?

In conclusion: the rules should be put in place from an early age and they advance with your child's age.

Instead, he said, the rules "should be putting as much effort into protecting the rights of the claimants as they do the rights of British Petroleum".

In June, the judge ruled that Daniel should be put in a LIFE A.B.A. program.

As new electricity markets are being designed, it is important that systems and rules for market monitoring should be put in place before the markets begin operation.

A separate, tighter set of rules for the euro zone should be put in place by June 2011.

But the employment appeals tribunal (EAT) ruled that Johns's case should be put on hold because the outcome of the Heyday case could not be predicted, and there were clear differences between it and the Spanish case.