setting rule in a sentence

• The Amateur Sports Act of 1978 removed the AAU from setting rules.
• But I also think Canada has no damn business setting rules for Quebec.
• Although table-setting rules aren't as rigid as they once were, the fundamental guidelines remain.
• Within the print room setting rules and regulations will vary from institution to institution.
• _Setting rules making it easier for integration enthusiasts to move ahead on their own.
• It's not about setting rules, or [ saying ]'everyone has to be like me '.
• Will there ever be an end to constantly setting rules, giving reminders and enforcing consequences?
• Each campus has flexibility in setting rules, he said.
• They approved a document setting rules for the SCO's relations with other nations and alliances.
• It was a day for setting rules and expectations.
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• Bankers, soybean farmers and product-liability lawyers, for example, are involved in setting rules for their industries.
• The Future : Regulating Costs, And Setting Rules
• "This precedent-setting ruling does not turn ` Eema and Mommy'into a married couple, " she wrote.
• In 2009, Beinisch issued a precedent-setting ruling on the unconstitutional nature of the privatization of prisons.
• Italian conservative Francesco Fiori, who authored the resolution, immediately urged for a new attempt at setting rules.
• "Now it's in the middle of setting rules and cooperation, but I see a certain cohesiveness ."
• Tancredo sent his suggestion Tuesday to House Republicans, who are setting rules for the coming legislative session,
• Two key points of the plan are disarming politically motivated gangs and setting rules for political demonstrations.
• They're setting rules that ban religious symbols and in some cases most seasonal references in the classrooms.
• "The hard part ( of parenting ), " said Jennifer Froemming, " is setting rules and following through.