Sentence examples for similar rules as from inspiring English sources
"The decision to throw someone in jail tells you that China is not really playing by similar rules as the other large nations that are dealing with culture and transit".
Stush in the Bush is doing their own thing: All ital (a Rastafarian diet that adheres to similar rules as vegetarianism) with food that they grow.
When the remaining oil saturation of first layer at commingling is 0.35 and 0.45, respectively, the simulated result showed similar rules as shown in Fig. 4.
Elephant polo, played primarily in countries like India, Nepal and Thailand, follows similar rules as the traditional sport, though the pitch (or field) is a bit smaller, players wield longer mallets made from cane or bamboo and two people ride the elephant: the player and the mahout who steers the animal.
Some welcome traditional cigarette-style regulations to a degree, content to play by similar rules as tobacco producers, especially if it saves them from more onerous limits applied to drug manufacturers, for example.
Republicans have similar rules, As explained in FairVote's account of the 2009 Republican National Committee chair election, six rounds of voting were needed to elect Michael Steele, who came from behind to win a majority.
(The United States is beginning to implement a similar rule as part of the Affordable Care Act).
Cf. Restatement (Third) of Trusts § 58(20032003) (setting forth a substantially similar rule as a matter of trust law).
John Fisher, a member of Community Board 4 in Hell's Kitchen, complained that it was unfair to suggest similar rules for communities as different as Brooklyn Heights, Harlem and Hell's Kitchen.
Although it is impossible to perform such assays with other NKLRs as the cellular ligands are still mostly undefined, it is conceivable that a similar rule applies as well.
Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank are offering £150 to new customers plus 2% interest on balances up to £3,000 – similar rules apply as to the TSB offer.
