Sentence examples for the rules re from inspiring English sources

But Fred declines, telling her she knows the rules (re: women reading, even something as simple as letters on wooden blocks).

Also check with hospital rules re: visiting hours.

It might be worth playing with the rules to re-energise the prize".

The immigration crisis has placed the survival of the 20-year-old Schengen zone into question as never before, with member states engaging in beggar-thy-neighbour policies and ignoring the rules to re-erect national border controls.

It has been suggested some insurers may try to get round the rules by re-classifying the cars typically bought by young men into a higher insurance category, which would in turn push their premiums up.

Real relief requires Congress to do what it should have done in the first place: provide a reasonably clear rule re-garding the reach of the Clean Water Act.

Even constructive aspects of the Act could have perverse consequences, unless the rules are subject to sophisticated re-examination as the finance world develops.

If you're searching for "The One," or someone you'd like a long-term relationship with, here are three of the Duggar rules, re-written for a more progressive audience.

After 50 years spent formally at war, they will have to make up the rules of re-engagement as they go along, and cautiously.

Another tightening of the rules makes "re-securitisations", where income from securitised products was itself securitised, more difficult to pull off.

But the achievement of substantial justice rather than symmetry is the measure of the fairness of the rules of res judicata.' Bruszewski v. United States War Shipping Administration, 181 F.2d 421, 421950A3 1950), cert.