Sentence examples for rules which does from inspiring English sources

It's kind of weird, these rules, which doesn't make any sense to me personally".

Raydor, the anti-Johnson, was good at grimly following the rules, which doesn't have the same theatrical value.

That's what happened when Democrats brought the equal rights amendment to the House for consideration under "Suspension of the Rules," which doesn't allow debate or amendments -- even though this legislation would have amended the Constitution.

It feels silly to watch endless hours of winter sports every four years, when we never watch them any other time, and we don't even understand the rules, which doesn't stop us from scoring everyone, every run, every skate, every race.

Although you might try to apply the rules of a TV drama, series such as The Jinx have become news stories in their own right as they've unfolded, thus negating usual spoiler rules (which doesn't mean The Jinx is "spoiled" by the way; it's still grimly compelling TV, even if you know how events play out).

In fact, in most cases, the real datasets lead to a very large number of association rules, which does not allow users to make their own selection of the most relevant.

Drillers there must comply with state rules, which do not set buffers between drilling and homes.

But the rules, which do not require dioceses to report allegations of crimes to the police, are considered only advisory guidelines to bishops.

They assert that the new mortgage rules, which do not insist on down payments, may be relatively ineffective at preventing high levels of defaults.

For example, under federal railway rules, which do not apply to the subway, managers can be fined if they are determined to have made an unsafe order.

The move may have violated Nasdaq's own rules, which do not explicitly allow the exchange to take a position in the shares of an I.P.O., according to one of the people.