Sentence examples for rules that makes from inspiring English sources

So that's one of the key rules that makes Fourier so special.

Under PGA Tour rules, that makes him ineligible for the tournament, the first of four FedEx Cup playoff events.

"But there's an element of camaraderie around the game played by the old rules" that makes up for the smarting, he said.

Among the less-examined facets of globalization is its psychic pressure: a force that makes people feel that they are playing by others' rules, that makes their own home turf feel like an opponent's stadium.

The austerity announcements came a day after labor unions staged a general strike to protest a recent overhaul of labor rules that makes it cheaper for employers to hire and fire workers.

The strike was called by Spain's two main trade unions to protest a recent overhaul of labor rules that makes it less costly for employers to hire and fire workers.

"We have to have rules that make sense," he explained.

There are rules that make these clubs distinctly American.

Many of the leading popular diets emphasize simple rules that make food choices easier to follow.

Imagine that your town introduces new building inspection rules that make your house look unsafe.

Others have looked for simple trading rules that make extra profits.