Sentence examples for all existing rules from inspiring English sources

The prime minister wants to jettison all existing rules and then negotiate to re-adopt the ones he feels are in the national interest.

Of course, DIY biologists will insist that they comply with all existing rules and regulations – but the initiators of the Glowing Plant project were clever enough to exploit a legal loophole in the patchwork of US regulations.

"When that area was annexed into the city, it was subject to all existing rules and regulations of the city," Jones said.

Indeed, the W.B.A. has its notorious Rule 19, which, in effect, says that in certain situations all the existing rules may be ignored.

In the event of a Brexit, the presumption is that all the existing rules would be in place while the UK and the EU negotiate the "divorce deal".

The need to negotiate a transition phase to delay the impact of a "cliff-edge" departure from the single market on the rest of business has forced the UK to agree to abide by all of the existing rules until at least January 2021.

The aim was to update, clarify, and, above all, simplify, the existing rules in the area of driving times and resting times, with a view to establishing fair competition among road hauliers, traffic safety and guaranteeing the social interests of the people who work in the road transport sector.

Like all the best regulation, the existing rules covering fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions do not prescribe solutions.

Brussels says that the tests are stringent at all levels and that existing rules, agreed by the UK, prevent benefit tourism.

What's more, under the terms of the new state law, if L.A. doesn't change its existing rules, all medicinal pot shops in the city's boundaries will be illegal in 2018.

The second story, a similarly absurd proposition from Uber, is that due to the smartphone all is permitted and the existing rules no longer apply.