Sentence examples for rules to be a from inspiring English sources

Federal law requires rules to be a "logical outgrowth" of the administrative record.

Without saying so, he has taught us that you don't need strict rules to be a poet.

"Lots of people have an idea of Islam that you have to conform to prescribed rules to be a good Muslim, but to us, as young second and third generation British Muslims, that's not the case.

Only one set of fines have been levied and Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain got clobbered with the largest, a verdict seen as profoundly unfair by both clubs – but particularly City, who believed the rules to be a blunt instrument and that an unfair example was being made of them.

But I'm not saying you have to follow some set of strict rules to be a hacker.

"Nobody said, 'Here are the rules to be a tweener.

Nevertheless, such interdependence of action is not sufficient for a convention, norm or rule, or even a set of conventions, norms or rules, to be an institution.

There are house rules to being a Catholic".

Can the rules to being a successful MC be applied in the kitchen?

There are no "rules" to being a Goth, and there never have been.

His death was later ruled to be a suicide.