Sentence examples for rules to deliver from inspiring English sources

Once, when a condemned man named Patrick Murphy pleaded for a strictly prohibited last drink of spirits, Lawes broke the rules to deliver a medicinal dose of bourbon.

Unlike sites like LaLa, Imeem and Pandora (and many others), which are all trying to play by various RIAA rules to deliver music to users, music search engines generally don't pay royalties of any kind.

He prefers to give Wall Street what it wants and, as a rule, to deliver roughly when it expects.

The chancellor defended his decision to announce new spending cuts in the budget, including £3.5bn from Whitehall departments, to ensure the rule to deliver a surplus on budgets by 2020 could still be met despite deteriorating economic forecasts.

Fast Company reports that the rules try to deliver that wage by requiring drivers be paid according to a formula that incorporates mileage, time and utilization rate (the average percentage of time drivers have passengers in their cars).

A Russia where nobody dares to criticise the president ultimately risks forfeiting the very prizes of order and prosperity which authoritarian rule promises to deliver.

An exception to the rule not to deliver identifiable data is the validation of diagnoses and procedures in the national health care registries.

Its objective rules are there to deliver justice when emotions get the better of us.

The union is reviewing whether Mr. Leno, left, the "Tonight Show" host and a guild member, violated its rules by continuing to deliver his monologues on his show during the strike.

The Communication Workers Union has called for a judicial review of postal regulator Ofcom after it said it would not change rules obliging Royal Mail to deliver across the UK for one price.

Upon reception of a request, another rule is invocated to deliver a specific CSS file, according to the client's time stamp, trying to improve contrast on the mobile device.