Sentence examples for rules to which from inspiring English sources

The international legal system is voluntary and states are bound only by rules to which they consent.

That's why I like the Dogme stuff because you make these little rules, to which you have to try to stick".

The states were then to issue a Clean Air Act permit for each site, listing the emissions rules to which the facility was subject.

These are the rules to which all supporters of two-party systems, including most of the British Labour and Conservative parties, subscribe.

But the Li Gang case was hard to suppress, partly because it personified an enduring grievance: the belief that the powerful can flout the rules to which ordinary folk are forced to submit.

The unit will review cases whenever the department's internal ethics watchdog, the Office of Professional Responsibility, finds that a prosecutor intentionally or recklessly violated the rules to which he is subject.

But the Lions circumvented a rule to which they agreed, and sent a message to other owners that the Rooney Rule had no teeth.

You see, the general rule -- the rule to which Japan is the great exception -- is that recessions are not a serious problem for large, modern economies.

Sanhedrin, also spelled sanhedrim, any of several official Jewish councils in Palestine under Roman rule, to which various political, religious, and judicial functions have been attributed.

This law of demand is by no means a necessary fact of life; rather it is an empirical rule to which there are no known, reliable exceptions.

The 18-month rule to which you refer has changed since the original proposals were published, but it doesn't apply in the way you seem to think.