Sentence examples for rules turn from inspiring English sources

Jeff Barber, the Liberty athletic director, concedes that the university's rules turn away some athletic recruits.

When you start to understand them, the rules turn into beliefs and beliefs turn into values.

It would be great to see the new rules turn this circuit into a place where overtaking is more common".

Global commutation and anticommutation rules turn out to be consequences of corresponding commutation and anticommutation rules between past and future observables.

Meanwhile, changes to the capital gains tax rules turn many employee-shareholders' investments into 'business assets', making them eligible for more favourable tax treatment.

Could newly relaxed planning rules turn the old paint-stripping workshop around the corner into our ticket to a bigger house?

Rules turned out to be inefficient if they were in conflict with the prevalent ecological norm.

But when the flow of refugees into Europe jumped in 2014, these institutions and rules turned out to be ineffective.

The fuzzy rules (Turning Handbook of High-Efficiency Metal Cutting, General Electric Co., Detroit) were selected based on trial and error and/or intuition.

In the postwar years, labor unions became greedy and rewarded themselves with feather-bedding and rigid work rules — turning much of the public against them.

The rules turned out to be stricter than many had hoped, requiring pilots to be certified and within eyesight of the drone at all times.