Sentence examples for applicable rules for from inspiring English sources
In a statement released this month, Chief Paul T. Donovan of Salem, the president of the association, defended the fund-raiser, saying that all winners would be required to meet all applicable rules for gun ownership.
The ESMA has today issued two statements about token sales: One on the risks for investors, and one on the applicable rules for firms involved in ICOs — issuing clear warning shots in both cases.
The ESMA has today issued two statements about token sales: One on the risks for investors, and one on the applicable rules for firms involved in ICOs — issuing clear warning shots in both cases.
"I continue to think that the only way out of the ridiculous series of disputes initiated by the US is to agree on a set of globally applicable rules for the support of the civil aircraft industry, which would benefit both sides of the Atlantic," he said.
The applicable rules for exemption vary by state -- consult your tax advisor.
So for example, if a zoning law characterized a church as an historic structure under generally applicable rules for determining such landmarks, the local archbishop could not be heard to complain that his freedom of religion had been singled out for disfavor.
In 1848, Attorney General Toucey, in the absence of any applicable rule for the government of the Army, had ruled that a charge of murder could not be brought against an officer already mustered out. 5 Op.Atty.Gen.Gen
Working under the normality assumption, he achieved a reasonable applicable rule for parameter selection.
To further derive a reasonably applicable rule for choosing the optimal parameters, the properties of the errors or residuals of the AOR method need to be still investigated.
Concerning the magnitude of potency differences, there is no generally applicable rule for the definition of activity cliffs.
Level of error is an estimate of money that should not have been paid out because it was not used in line with the applicable rules and regulations – for instance, if supporting documents were not provided.
