Примеры использования Many rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So many rules.
There are so many rules.
Many rules to solitaire.
You have too many rules.
Too many rules and regulations.
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You have too many rules.
I have many rules, most I break.
God, you got so many rules!
Too many rules.
Why do you have so many rules?
There are many rules governing a healthy diet eating plan.
There's just so many rules, Arnold.
They created many rules and rituals to silence their consciences and appease their guilt.
We don't have many rules at all.
It contains many rules that aim to facilitate cross-border electronic transactions.
Good men have too many rules.
The Torah has many rules that defend the right to private property.
One must understand that this is not just one of the many rules concerning the Church.
Accordingly many rules are framed and plans, action plans and programmes are being implemented.
You said it yourself how many rules we have broken.
Sometimes I need to break out and make the things different,because Lacrimosa have so many rules.
As Marshall explained the many rules of Chutes and Lilies.
And I wish they would sent me to the last one I was in,'cause they didn't have so many rules and things.
There were too many rules and too many steps.
As you see, email call to action marketing has its rules, to be honest, it has many rules.
Other States have taken a similar attitude with regard to many rules of international humanitarian law.
This technology is changing many rules of the game in the telecommunications market, for example, by eliminating voice roaming altogether.
The Labour Code specified that women had to receive the same pay as men for work of equal value and established many rules aimed at improving the welfare and status of women.
International humanitarian law contains many rules which protect the right to food for populations caught in armed conflict.
Many rules contained in the Vienna Convention owed their existence to the meeting of wills of States parties to a treaty, an element which was absent from unilateral acts.