Sentence examples for rules which may from inspiring English sources

These are prison rules which may or may not have been broken.

The new rules, which may yet be diluted, will not come into force until 2003.

"Then there is UEFA's new financial fair play rules which may also be encouraging greater restraint".

Administrators of the funds must also set organizational rules in addition to the federal rules, which may further restrict giving.

The public will have 75 days to comment on the proposed rules, which may then be revised.

However, two or three of them were patently intended to punish for violations of Japanese Army rules which may or may not have been known to the victim.

It is a rule which may be looked at, especially if you limit the squad.

Its members, by tradition, are born to rule, which may explain the authors self-possessed, imperious gaze on the cover of her book.

The new rule, which may be completed by the end of this month, sets the daily cap of snowmobiles in Grand Teton at 140.

Its members, by tradition, are born to rule, which may explain the author's self-possessed, imperious gaze on the cover of her book.

Through the party system there is effective executive rule, which may, however, be frustrated by a failure to control the Legislative Council.