Sentence examples for setting rules from inspiring English sources

Setting rules is easy.

Some Web sites, like drivehomesafe.com, offer detailed advice on setting rules between parents and teenagers.

It's not about setting rules, or [saying] 'everyone has to be like me'.

The financial superpower looks ever more a regulatory bully, setting rules it ignores itself.

It is not clear whether that group would seriously challenge the independence of the board in setting rules.

A Pentagon document setting rules for medical professionals in detainee operations endorses force-feeding hunger strikers, department officials said.

Many, like Ms. Nolan, have made adjustments in the way they travel, setting rules they hope will offer some protection.

If children are involved in setting rules they are more likely to adhere to them and enforce them in others.

In reality, the right uses government all the time to advance its interest by setting rules that redistribute income upward.

"I'm in government because of the role of government in setting rules and working in partnership with the private sector.

Last week the House passed a bill setting rules for pay packages at a wide range of financial institutions.