Sentence examples for rules to gain from inspiring English sources

Trim along the outer edge of the rules to gain an advantage?

For many may not have enough earnings under the new rules to gain the full benefit.

They did not need a Dean Richards figure to order a bending of the rules to gain an advantage.

But "Little Wars" endured, becoming one of the first sets of war-gaming rules to gain more than a temporary hold on the public's imagination.

Although traditionalists bemoan diving as a continental disease, there are plenty of instances when British players have bent the rules to gain an advantage.

His vantage point was from behind the lens, inside the Patriots' organization and further inside the small, secret circle of coaches and staff members who, Walsh said, knowingly broke N.F.L. rules to gain advantages in future games.

Rivera was not overly consumed with the matter, but found it curious, since it related directly to his job, and said he might ask someone about the specifics of the rule to gain a better understanding.

Williams says only that he will not challenge the N.F.L.'s draft rule to gain early entry, as the suspended Ohio State tailback, and fellow sophomore, Maurice Clarett is doing.

The object of the game, according to the rules, is to gain control of the continent.

Despite repeated attempts, those groups, which include many exiled figures, have failed to agree on a common approach to ending Mr. Assad's rule, or to gain credibility, especially with Syrians inside the country.

The committee's proposals were published in March 1958, and a new bill was introduced under the Ten Minute Rule, failing to gain the requisite support.