Sentence examples for whatever rules from inspiring English sources

Whatever rules Monáe imposes on herself seem to be working.

You write, "Whatever rules there were simply didn't apply to him".

Whatever rules there are, you can break them – immediately if you want to".

Whatever rules may be adopted, they should provide for more voting, not less.

As nongovernmental organizations, political parties are free to adopt whatever rules they favor.

(The museum says no amendment was needed because, as the museum's landlord, the city can set whatever rules it wants).

Whatever Rule promised herself, "fact-detective stories" were her career, and the disingenuousness lingers.

I'm a proponent of player safety and whatever rule or rule adjustments we need to make to make it safer".

The E.P.A. has signaled that it is prepared to do that, provided that refiners have done due diligence on the credits under whatever rule the agency adopts.

The Tour had indeed directed some public noise towards the R&A while those at its European equivalent insisted it would accept whatever rule on anchoring was proposed.

These guys don't actually believe in any rules at all; whatever rule they may lay down in one case, they'll break in an instant if they think they see an advantage.