Sentence examples for rules to get from inspiring English sources

"It's against the Senate rules to get into the details," he said.

You have to break rules to get a movie made on $800,000.

"Germany and France need to bend rules to get these policies through," Mr. Gros said.

It seems Martin was lucky, given the strict qualifying rules, to get any help at all.

Mr. Cochran has admonished the Agriculture Department for not establishing rules to get the catfish program up and running.

Surely central banks should bend the rules to get the world economy out of its current rut, they say.

"It took me 50 years of hard work and playing by the rules to get where I got.

By the end of the book he sees himself as a hustler like the rest, bending the rules to get what he wants in his case, information.

The very idea that the many dedicated teachers in this country allow union rules to get in the way of good teaching is utterly insulting.

Of course there's nothing wrong with compromise to move things ahead, and partisanship does not include breaking the rules to get things done.

They want to rigidly follow rules to get things "right," and this often means they're terribly uncreative, because creativity involves making mistakes, Dr. Szymanski says.