Sentence examples for the rules established from inspiring English sources

The rules established by the All-England Ladies Lacrosse Associationn are universally accepted by other nations.

The Remonstrants refused to accept the rules established by the synod and eventually were expelled.

With the rules established, Adams's next step is to build a list of must-see bad movies.

Under the rules established by Judge Millette, Mr. Muhammad's legal team can advise him as "standby counsel".

But under the rules established in 1982, any senator had the right to call for debate on the issue.

In violation of the rules established by Roe v. Wade, the South Dakota law prohibits abortion throughout the pregnancy.

Another explanation is simply that the rules established here, largely through acts of Parliament in 1995 and 2006, are working.

"She guards and follows the rules established by her and her client of how far they can go.

While the rules established by law are hard and fast, officials can be granted waivers from the looser executive-order rules.

He said: "The rules established within the Liberal Democrats, set many years ago, sets the criminal burden of proof in these cases.

Like the hero of a dubious morality tale, however, Khodorkovsky broke the rules established by Yeltsin's ex-KGB successor Vladimir Putin: don't meddle in politics.