Sentence examples for rules which are from inspiring English sources

Other critics dismissed the new rules, which are entirely voluntary.

Senate ethics rules, which are tougher than those in the House, would effectively block such arrangements.

These rules, which are unconstitutional, are never enforced, but that hardly matters.

Since the rules, which are flexible, took effect in July, the monthly meetings run like clockwork.

Park Service officials seldom enforce the rules, which are almost universally violated.

Many cash assistance recipients balk at the work rules, which are strictly enforced.

"The appointment will be made in accordance with the rules, which are clear and fair.

"You have to play by their rules, which are really restrictive," he said.

These are limits, informal rules – which are, of course, to be bent and broken.

Labor unions support the rules, which are opposed by some business groups.

"There are certain rules which are required to make a market economy work.