Sentence examples for rules stick from inspiring English sources

So, these rules stick, and they're still with us today under Basel III.

To make these rules stick, the team regularly reviewed them, especially when they experienced backsliding.

And while the regulations call for rigid enforcement, neither the government nor the United Nations has taken any steps to make the new rules stick.

A council resolution, spelling out the grave and, if necessary, forceful consequences that would follow should Mr Hussein once again break the rules, is the minimum in firm diplomacy needed to help make the new rules stick.

Controls must be "extremely severe" to ensure that the rules stick, explains Robert Geurts of the economics ministry, who glories in the title of director-general for regulation and organisation of the market.

In the age of Harry Potter, building a new children's book franchise requires following a few simple rules: Stick with a popular genre like fantasy, right now the hottest thing going.

Americans, it seems, are pretty good at following the rules, sticking to the designated smoking areas.

He insists, though, that political compromises he has made will not change how he rules, sticking to the campaign promise of "change and continuity".

Having been raised in a family where playing by the rules, sticking to principles and maintaining ethical values was the way you do things -- similar standards have served as my guide throughout my career.

:-) EIGHTH RULE: Stick to the pre­determined order of fights.

That's why we'll be working to rule, sticking to the letter of criminal procedure.