The phrase "applying the new rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or enforcement of recently established guidelines or regulations.
Example: "The team is focused on applying the new rules to ensure compliance across all departments."
Alternatives: "implementing the new regulations" or "enforcing the new guidelines."
States have been slowly applying the new rules for years, some better than others.
Leaders must help managers understand the purpose and value of refocusing on just a few goals and assist them in applying the new rules.
The statutory instrument was examined by the delegated legislation committee of MPs on Tuesday, where the junior Northern Ireland minister, Chloe Smith, argued that applying the new rules only from July was the right thing to do.
The Environmental Protection Agency, under fire from the utility industry and from Republicans in Congress for what they call excessive regulation, has sent signals that it will be flexible in applying the new rules and may grant extensions or exemptions to make sure the lights stay on.
Companies will be allowed to start applying the new rules from the end of this year, and will be obliged to by 2012.In this section Keeping up with the Goldmans Going overboard Silent disaster Dropping a brick Cheesed off Marks and sparks A partial marvel Reprints Related items Mark-to-market accounting: Divine interventionJul 16th 2009This is far simpler than the existing system.
The fact that most existing oil and natural gas wells tend to have relatively low or unknown VOC emissions lessens the potential for applying the new rules to them in a cost-effective manner, even though, combined, they remain a major source of emissions of VOCs and many other pollutants.
Companies have put an additional $250 million into their pension funds at the government's insistence since it started applying the new rule, Mr. Gotbaum said.
Shannon Schwartz, a stay-at-home father in Mountain View, and his husband, Calvin Kuan, a physician, have saved tens of thousands of dollars by applying the new rule to returns dating to 2007, which is legal, although after 10 months of working with the I.R.S., their case is still not completely resolved.
For different reasons this week, Parcells and Bird failed to apply the new rules of microphone virtue.
There's nothing in the pension legislation forcing insurers to apply the new rules to existing policies.
