Sentence examples for rules which dictate from inspiring English sources

Nick pretends to play by the rules, which dictate that he saunter over for a victorious but noninjurious sniff.

Nor do they feel hampered by broadcasting rules, which dictate the satire has to be even-handed.

Severely polluted regions like New York and Houston are still held to the original rules, which dictate actions like automobile inspections and cleaner boiler fuels.

Provision became immediately subject to local authority procurement rules which dictate that all services should be put out to competitive tender every three years.

As before, the event was organised on Chatham House rules, which dictate that you can report what was said, but not who said it.

Jacob, she said, had had the intentions of "old grandfather who was also my host", but had forgotten the sharia rules which dictate her behaviour – "which comes with old age".

While the Cold war has been over for decades, and the rules which dictated power relations back then do not apply any longer - it is important to not ignore the historical relationship between Damascus and Syria which grew even before the start of the Cold war, but became intensified by it.

Then there's the success rule, which dictates that we perform, in response to stimuli, actions that are likely to work.

This protection is afforded to individuals by the Privacy Rule, which dictates who can access an individual's medical records, and the Security Rule, which ensures that electronic medical records are protected.

Wilshere said that the rule which dictates a player can qualify to represent a country in the international game if he lives for five years in that nation after his 18th birthday was flawed.

At the beginning of this season the Russian Football Union, headed by Vitaly Mutko, introduced the 6+5 rule which dictates that there must be at least five players eligible for the Russian team on the pitch at all times.