Sentence examples for rules to escape from inspiring English sources

They tell me that they have strict rules to escape detection and arrest: No drinking, so they keep focused; and no mugging, to avoid a scene.

In exploration of the search solution space, this investigation proposes a delay solution generation rule to escape the local optimal solution.

The family were non-practising Jews, and in the mid-1930s they moved to British-ruled Palestine to escape Nazi rule.

People who have responded to similar crises according to the PR rules have managed to escape further bad press," he said.

This seems to mean that he is at low risk of breaking prison rules or trying to escape, rather than a judgment of the risk he poses to the public, but there are also reports that doctors at Broadmoor believe he has been "cured" as long as he continues his medication.

Wada regards clenbuterol as a zero-tolerance drug, although its rules allow athletes to escape a sanction if they prove "no fault or negligence" on their part.

Four million women now living under Daesh rule, most trying to escape through one desperate means or another.

Biographers have long argued that the turmoil of the Napoleonic period and the subsequent restoration of traditional monarchic rule led Beethoven to escape into a private, visionary world.

Let's think about me as a voice, because I was trying to escape rules".

While many subcultures seek to escape rules and regulations, I enjoyed the rigid codes of the punk world.

He pointed out that stem cell researchers had left California for England and that cloning experts had left Scotland for Singapore to escape rules that they considered onerous.