Sentence examples for set out rules for from inspiring English sources

Many have already set out rules for doctors to follow, as have some professional medical societies.

Treaties gave Iran about 12percentt of the sea and set out rules for shipping and fishing.

The laws set out rules for the election, which have been widely criticized as intended to keep Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi out of the race.

In a subsequent essay published as a pamphlet in 1862, Lieber set out rules for dealing with guerrilla soldiers and other irregular forces.

Prior to that, there had been treatises on building going back to Vitruvius, texts that set out rules for proportion, aesthetics and construction.

* * * Generous credit and debit card rewards schemes took a step closer to disappearing yesterday as the Payment Systems Regulator set out rules for the new cap on fees plastic card companies can charge retailers.

Now, he's setting out rules for night-time.

Germany wants a new treaty setting out rules for euro-area governance?

ScreenRant has had a go at setting out rules for what might constitute an acceptable reiteration.

This sets out rules for rich countries on cutting (or paying penalties for) emissions of gases such as carbon dioxide that are thought to add to global warming.

In 1674 he published L'Art poétique, a didactic treatise in verse, setting out rules for the composition of poetry in the Classical tradition.