Sentence examples for the rules of that from inspiring English sources

But according to the rules of that contest, Mr. Karpov was entitled to a rematch.

"Everyone who enforces the rules of that culture, even Zaza's mother, is also its victim".

The rules of that association are unwritten but permanent, regardless of changes in government in Washington and London.

(Ferguson declined to comment for this article, but his management team said the rules of that fight had been unclear).

But as Larry Brown once pointed out, the rules of that event, which Robinson has won twice, are far different from those in a real game.

Big winnings in a competitive game can be spent on efforts to change the rules of that game: lobbying expenditures often offer a higher payoff than investments in new technology.

Paris has been smugly claiming to be the world's style capital since the rule of that famed self-promoter Louis XIV.

My fear is that they may again return if the people fail to learn from the previous experience of living under the rule of that group.

They capture the verbs and nouns, but not the power that upended the rules of gravity that existed before.

"It was under Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton that changed the rules of engagement that probably cost his life," she told CNN on Tuesday.

And people must understand that, we have to fight this war within the rules of engagement that is accepted internationally".