Sentence examples for set new rules from inspiring English sources

And in August the New Jersey Supreme Court set new rules to cope with failings in witness accounts, during an appeal by a man picked from a photo lineup, and convicted of manslaughter and weapons possession in a 2003 fatal shooting.

Does that mean we shouldn't set new rules and enforce them?

The South's conservative government appears determined to use the talks to set new rules in inter-Korean relations.

After 2008, realisi ng the risks to which financial globalisation had exposed them, the Americans set new rules.

It has created a global economy and set new rules for countries that would participate in that economy as equals.

Such areas get nasty letters from the E.P.A., urging states to set new rules on pollution sources.

A11 President Bush issued a directive in February 2002 that set new rules for handling prisoners captured in Afghanistan.

It's hard to predict exactly how much power the agency will ultimately have and how aggressive it will be as it tries to set new rules.

He is still not a member of the Socialist Party.His response to Mr Orban's populism has been to set new rules to ensure greater accountability.

The agreement, under negotiation since 2008, would set new rules for everything from food safety and financial markets to medicine prices and Internet freedom.

Under the Sarbanes-Oxley act, the board is supposed to set new rules for auditing public companies and then judge how well the auditors do their job.