Sentence examples for amendments the rules from inspiring English sources

First, there are established ways of setting the baselines and scrutinising them, and under the Xenophon amendments the rules governing them can be disallowed by parliament.

The SEC should do more to promote better disclosure of any company that is listed in the U.S. Aside from a few minor amendments, the rules for foreign filers haven't changed in more than 20 years.

Possible measures include policy or regulatory changes, amendments to the rules and new guidance.

By including Molinari's amendments to the rules of evidence in his crime bill, Bill Clinton may also unwittingly, have taken a giant step toward destroying his Presidency.

The FCA said it was "also consulting on amendments to the rules in regard to the certification of individuals involved in wholesale activity, such as traders".

The Professional Jockeys Association welcomed the BHA's latest amendments to the rules, and in particular the decision to no longer find riders automatically in breach for exceeding the stroke-count.

LAST December, the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal adopted numerous amendments to the rules enforcing rent laws in New York City and the rest of the state, and some details in the changes it made are causing heated debate.

Umpires will now be the sole judges of whether the light is fit to allow play in one of eight amendments to the rules of cricket which will come into effect tomorrow.

Christopher Klicka, senior counsel for the Home School Legal Defense Association, met with District officials, told them they were on shaky ground because of the 1st, 4th and 14th amendments, and the rules were rescinded.

The solution from MotoGP rights holders Dorna was some last-minute amendments  to the rules, now giving Factory entrants without a dry win in the previous season the chance to compete with Open concessions.

While Congress can reject amendments to the rules that govern federal courts, it rarely exercises that authority and is not expected to do so during a heated election year.