Sentence examples for already in the rules from inspiring English sources
Something like this exists already, in the rules controlling strategic views of St Paul's and the Palace of Westminster.
Speaking of Singularity, it and other new entrants in higher education are already disrupting the rules.
As Richard Ford shrewdly notes, each ballgame is in some sense a repetition anyway, or rough copy, of the Ideal Game that already exists platonically in the rule book.
Considering John Krafcik is already in the room, we can rule out Waymo's CEO as the famous witness who wanted a private space.
Others are already noting the potential gaps in the rules.
The change in the rules, already apparent to leading Washington lobbyists, was quietly introduced at some point during the past couple of months.
The report authors say that some modified trees could even escape regulation altogether, like some engineered crops already do, because of gaps in the rules for transgenic crops.
And nature can survive". Egypt already offers one working example in the rules imposed on where and how vessels can dock near its coast's fabled vertical Red Sea corals.
The Trump administration made the talks a grueling experience and, in the end, settled on measures that were either already in the rejected TPP, were counterproductive (rules of origin in autos) or were likely to threaten passage through Congress.
The administration's case against the bill -- which merely asks our intelligence services to follow the same interrogation rules already in the US Army Field Manual -- is breathtakingly lame.
