Sentence examples for aspect of the rules from inspiring English sources

Hospitals, insurers, former patients and groups advocating privacy have taken issue with almost every aspect of the rules in more than 50,000 comments filed with the government.

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, Aetna and other insurers have urged the federal government to drop this aspect of the rules.

That being said, the legality for killing bin Laden is not especially dependent upon his behavior during the raid because, in his case, an alternate (and more relevant) aspect of the Rules of Engagement applies.

One aspect of the rules that especially rankled rural areas was a four-part federal menu of strategies for turning around failing schools, three of which included firing the principal.

Although SEC agreement will still be required, many of the intrusive constraints found in garden-variety IPOs will be waived.The most controversial aspect of the rules is tied to who may invest in such offerings.

Writing an explainer on this aspect of the rules back in June, it said: "The possibility to provide innovative services with enhanced quality of service is crucial for European start-ups and will boost online innovation in Europe.

"That particular aspect of the rule has to be addressed".

Adhering to judgments of a court to which we are signed up by treaty is an aspect of the rule of law, which we must obey.

Another aspect of the rule al-Baghdadi envisions was made clear in a series of images that emerged online late on Saturday showing the destruction of at least 10 ancient shrines and Shia mosques in territory his group controls.

A draft, obtained by The American Banker newspaper, suggests that regulators minimized the most worrying aspect of the rule: that a ban on proprietary trading could undermine client-focused market-making.

In a speech marking the start of the legal year this week, Paul Shieh, Chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association, raised concern over "an increasing tendency on the part of the executive in Hong Kong, in its public statements, to emphasise "the 'obey the law' aspect of the Rule of Law".