Sentence examples for set of house rules from inspiring English sources

"In the standard set of house rules that virtually every co-op starts out with, there are several provisions that limit the right of shareholders to display the flag," he said.

But, Mr. Braverman said, virtually every co-op proprietary lease has appended to it a set of house rules that typically require carpeting of at least 80percentt of the floor area in every room except kitchens, pantries, bathrooms and hallways.

Establish a clear set of house rules.

For almost all children, joint custody means two rooms, two sets of keys, two sets of house rules and sometimes two sets of pets.

There aren't a lot of house rules: knock first.

More specifically we played Pathfinder, an offshoot created in 2009 by original D&D employees as a set of "house-rules" after frustrations with the longevity and flexibility of the then-current 3.5 version of D&D proper.

She established a series of house rules, and set an example for residents by leaving most mornings to work in an office.

Together, set up house rules with boundaries on noise levels, quantity/type of party events, times visitors can call, whether or not people can stay over, and so forth.

She says she has not set any house rules.

If you're going to set out some house rules on iPad usage, you will need to be showing good restraint and reduced usage in front of your child, so that he or she can see this is fair.

By R. S. Ogden and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 16, 1940 P. 11 Final definition of the outlander, as set down in the house rules of a Boston club: "Strangers" are persons not having a customary place of business or residence or study in the city of Boston or within twenty miles therefrom".