Sentence examples for the wrong rules from inspiring English sources

Why shouldn't those jobs come to India?The answer is that, set alongside other fast-emerging Asian countries, India has too few of the right sort of firms or workers and too many of the wrong rules.

The Narrator's half-conscious knowledge that there are rules out there that you've got to respect leads him to overcompensate by respecting the wrong rules; that is, using formal diction where there ought to be vernacular idioms and vernacular idioms where there ought to be formal diction.

However, they often play "the startup game" by the wrong rules.

For years, Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has said free trade agreements set the wrong rules for globalization.

Of course, if you start with the wrong rules, or inappropriate starting conditions, the results may not match what we observe in reality.

Ultimately they drafted new rules of engagement: We'd lost, they concluded, because we'd fought the wrong war using the wrong rules; the enemy had been fighting and winning a completely different kind of military engagement.

Both parties agree the trial court applied the wrong rule to the facts.

Thank you, Doha! Okay, so maybe the IOC picked the wrong rule again.

That suggests that we have too many rules, or the wrong kind of rules, or a wrong system of managing and policing those rules.

These situations could easily be detected by the program either because there is no Rule available that handles the situation or a wrong Rule is executed and the medical staff member will choose not to follow the recommendations.

("Right whale, wrong rule," is the lobstermen's chant).