Sentence examples for setting new rules from inspiring English sources

Israel, said its defence minister, Amir Peretz, was "on the verge of setting new rules of the game".Such as?

His decision to block his own Environmental Protection Agency from setting new rules to cut smog levels was disappointing.

I like the idea of clearing the place out, setting new rules, maybe reducing the number of MPs.

The case remained a sore point during the Bush administration's negotiations with Iraq for an agreement setting new rules for the continuing presence of American troops there.

The constitution is likely to pass with a two-thirds majority of the assembly later this summer.Clearly, setting new rules is not enough, just as elections alone do not make democracy.

Now, pushed by small and medium-size telecommunications companies, the government plans to begin setting new rules to govern how much of the airwaves, or spectrum, a single carrier can hold.

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.

The commission's "technical solution" sets new rules for E.U. customs authorities on how to interpret tests on grain cargos.

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