Sentence examples for rules were established from inspiring English sources

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.

In the 19th century, when changing men's fashions made it difficult to wear a sword, more formal rules were established.

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

Those rules were established in a 1972 decision by a sharply divided Supreme Court that Mr. George said lower courts have narrowed ever since.

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.

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.

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

Three competition rules are established between the companies which must be abided.

Its control rules are established based on the proposed switching tables.