Sentence examples for the rules of which from inspiring English sources

The running conceit of the book has to do with the fictional association of International Bar Flies, the rules of which include the admonition that, "Those seeing cerise cats with purple ears should keep it to themselves".

What might it mean if, like many of the researchers we work with, you struggle with the feeling that the higher education system is a game, the rules of which are difficult to navigate and set by others?

The current pattern of economic development is determined not by the preferences of the Mozambique government, but by the global economic system, the rules of which all nations must observe.

Among them were a dozen stoic fighters from the New York Underground Combat League, the rules of which are summarized by the phrase "vale tudo," Portuguese for "anything goes".

The true story of what happened has never been printed, No. 1, because it's not nearly as interesting as the gossip, and No. 2, because my wife, to her great credit in my opinion, doesn't have much interest in setting the tabloid record straight -- the rules of which, believe me, no one understands better than I do.

Twenty pages long but usually several hours in performance, it is written in a pressure-cooked, freeze-dried prose that swells and explodes in the fluid of production, its central action revolving around a ritualistic endgame, the rules of which are never explained, in which the aristocrats play-act themselves, each other and their seduction victims.

The government has declared it would attempt to rule it out of order on the grounds that it would breach rule 31(1) of the Rules of Procedures, which prohibit amendments which have an impact on government revenue.

Here are the rules of engagement which, of course can be changed and added as we go along.

The animals are slaughtered according to the rules of halal, which are similar to those that govern kosher slaughtering.

Her interest in exploring the rules of colour, which began in 1911, was central to her work.

But, she said, "it means playing according to the rules of commerce, which are not friendly to art".