Sentence examples for the sort of rules from inspiring English sources

It is hard to introduce the sort of rules that brought Liechtenstein's banks to heel.

Indeed, Silicon Valley's greenish tech folk are among the biggest supporters of the sort of rules that they can live with, but which make life hard for other types of businesses.

But part of the legacy of Katrina was more regulations about, for example, building standards, which are precisely the sort of rules that Trump has pledged to roll back; indeed, he revoked some requirements related to flood controls on federal projects just weeks ago.

Over the weekend there was another flurry of briefing that a new leadership contest could be triggered in which Corbyn is kept off the ballot paper, with the sort of rule-book ruse once beloved of the hard left.

The killing is also concealed from most of Shorn's employees, but the senior partner of CI agrees that while a completely unorthodox act, it's the sort of rule bending which is sometimes needed to return the maximum for their clients.

She is now devising ways to program chatbots with the sorts of rules that human operators use.

As long as the marine environment is safeguarded by the sorts of rules outlined above, there is no reason not to use the sea to the full.

It is much more to the point to see that Beatty is both a complete filmmaker and a loner, set firmly against the sorts of rules for playing that Irving believed in.

And while some see Aristotle as being the source of the natural law tradition, some have argued that his central appeal to the insight of the person of practical wisdom as setting the final standard for right action precludes the possibility of the sort of general rules that would (at least in a theistic context) make Aristotle's ethics a natural law position.

We're just asking that they follow the rules they agreed to when they joined the World Trade Organization - the same sort of rules they will be discussing this week at the G-20.

The regulation that once made them impractical was exactly the sort of outdated rule that infuriates reformists.