Sentence examples for rules to catch from inspiring English sources

But we need our party rules to catch up with this process and this new politics because at the moment our actions are ahead of our systems.

Nobody mentioned to Mohammed in the huddle that it is against N.B.A. rules to catch-and-shoot with less than three-tenths of a second left.

When the staffer told the IT department, they suggested he make his own rule to catch spam or malicious emails.  .

You can't even legislate for maniacs, so why hobble the vast majority with "one size fits all" rules devised to catch the hypothetical deviant?

He had the idea – inspired by Auguste Dupin, the sleuth who had solved Edgar Allan Poe's "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" – for a "consulting detective", who would use "the Rules of Evidence" to catch his man.

In data analysis module, correlations and association rules are determined to catch events.

As such, domestic and international rules will need to catch up.

The sumo tournament was no exception to the rule – I had to catch my breath as I walked in – but the surrounding air of ancient ritual gave it an additional unreal tinge.

But the rules are in place to catch people who are cheating.

The challenge now is to establish shared protocols and integrated data systems to catch rule breakers and, in the end, reward the honest fishing industry.

But Mr. Wertheimer said that a cat-and-mouse game of election rule-makers forever trying to catch up with the latest evasions by big money donors was only natural, "part of the ongoing battle to prevent government corruption".