Sentence examples for rules which govern from inspiring English sources

Open-government groups endorsed the new rules, which govern "favorable or unfavorable" content — although much of the time that information may come weeks or even months after publication.

With reference to indictments for statutory offenses, there are certain rules which govern their construction.

What it has done – astonishingly - is to remove maize from the rules which govern other crops.

This new field of studies within Theory of Architecture aims to formulate general rules which govern evolutionary processes in architecture.

Because the FA only has a remit to look at breaches of its rules, which govern only players, managers and officials.

"Or do you follow the Cobra rules," which govern what happens when an employee loses health insurance because of a reduction in hours or losing the job?

These included rules governing the treatment of employees and customers that went beyond what they might have been willing to enter into through private contracts, as well as rules which governed how management should treat owners.

The JCDA established the Interim Rules, which governed the University during the 1968 crisis through June 4, 1973, when the Trustees adopted the Rules of University Conduct, dissolved the JCDA and replaced it with a similar body.

Under the previous "unworkable" catch composition rules, which governed the proportion of the various species that could be landed, fishermen had no option other than to dump large quantities of marketable haddock back into the sea despite having a catch quota for the species.

She thinks politicians need to accept that the "old rules which governed the world of politics no longer apply".

But Aherin pointed out that racial and religious discrimination was on the rise and police violence against labour demonstrators this year served as a "stark reminder of the authoritarian rule", which governed Burma until the arrival of a nominally civilian government in 2011.