Sentence examples for rules was established from inspiring English sources

A set of common rules was established to control cartels and to regulate mergers.

Tier 1, the E.P.A.'s first set of rules, was established two decades ago, under the Clean Air Act of 1990.

Subsequent derivation of prediction rules was established with the aim of analyzing molecular structures and mechanisms by means of 114 residue compositions for venom toxins.

Eventually, the sport evolved and dogs were divided into four groups: those who hunted rabbits, which was not governed by rules; those who coursed hare, for which a set of rules was established; those trained to the rag; and those trained to chase a mechanical lure in a fashion similar to greyhound races.

In 1900 there was the first International Botanical Congress and in 1905 at the second Congress in Vienna an agreed set of nomenclatural rules was established, the Vienna Rules, which became known from then on as the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (now the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants).

Rather than try and handicap differing models, a set of ground rules was established with a wide range of individual variation still possible between models.

The first rules were established in Scotland in 1877, when goalposts were suggested.

Any nastier comments among the programmer fraternity were delivered in conversations where the off-the-record rules were established beforehand.

The rules were established in London after artworks were moved to avoid the aerial bombardments of the first and second world wars.

Mr. Abacha's deposits, which totaled more than $670 million in banks in Switzerland, were a particular embarrassment because they came after stricter money laundering rules were established.

"We've simply said we'll play by whatever rules are established — that's what we did with Florida and Michigan at the outset.