Sentence examples for rules to say from inspiring English sources

The rules, to say nothing of the banter, were indecipherable.

And, having made its point, it reminds us that it's against the rules to say anything dishonest in a commercial.

But in the end the conference recommended only that it would be preferable to combine the two jobs, without changing the party rules to say so explicitly.

Treasury needs to change the rules to say that if your opinion letter is not based on the actual facts then you will have to pay penalties".

The government also revised the rules to say that the only role of the armed forces was protecting the country and "preserving its unity," rather than the broader writ to guard Egypt's "constitutional legitimacy".

The government has done a poor job enforcing its immigration rules, to say the least, but they do exist, and clearly fall under what the Constitution calls "the supreme law of the land".

There was no rule to say one couldn't entertain a lady in one's own way.

In such cases, the available perceptual evidence needs to be substantially greater than the criterion rule to say 'yes' [ 14].

(The same rule, needless to say, goes for the taxpayer).

Conway's problem was that he thought the old rules - which is to say, no rules - still applied.

The rules have little to say about stress-testing liquidity.