Sentence examples for shifting rules from inspiring English sources

The shifting rules are causing confusion.

No longer involving monolithic military opponents, war now breeds and grows through new, shifting rules of engagement.

The rest of us, meanwhile, were left to ponder the shifting rules of life in the public eye.

Mr. Li, 25, and his parents had hoped that he would eventually become a long-term resident of Australia, but because of shifting rules, he is now looking elsewhere.

He said repeal lacked support in the Senate and the purpose of the hearing was to solicit ideas for replacing the shifting rules and uncertainty of the current system.

Like Ms. O'Hara, Mr. Morrison (who played opposite her in "Piazza") keeps us aware of just where his Ivy League marine comes from and how disoriented he is in a land of new and shifting rules.

Hunting takes place 6 months/year and is subject to a spatial shifting rule.

In comparison to the conventional Fourier transform, the FRFTs shifting rule makes the spectral distribution more uniform and the FRFTs larger scaling factor reduces the reconstruction error.

But the time shifted rules would require each synapse to buffer an impressive number of quantities.

Direct foreign investment has been slow to penetrate Russia, where frequently shifting tax rules, rigid currency controls and other problems can make doing business awkward for foreign companies.

The response to the midterm ballot has been nuanced and uneven, suggesting that many of America's partners would prefer to see themselves confronting not so much a cataclysm as shifting ground rules whose import cannot yet be reliably computed.