Sentence examples for based on new rules from inspiring English sources

"If there are negotiations with Israel, they will be based on new rules".

"If casual sex is to be a game, it has to be based on new rules that make at least some allowance for love.

Q.Do you feel that offensive players, like receivers, are being coddled based on new rules that ban helmet, forearm and shoulder hits to the head of a defenseless receiver?

This study explores the development of an ontology based on New Rules of Measurement (NRM) for cost estimation during the tendering stages.

That is when they will have three years of pay history to analyze, based on new disclosure rules required by regulators.

This construction is based on new inference rules that are tailored for various pairs of constraints types, e.g., x≤y1+k1 and x≥y2+k2, or y1≤x and [x,y2]⊈[a,b].

But the decision, based on new British extradition rules designed to thwart terrorism, brought an outcry from civil rights groups and the bankers themselves, who want to face any charges against them in Britain.

The research highlights the dual centripetal and centrifugal dynamics of Early Horizon feasts and demonstrates the role of the Huambacho center in advertising the success of the local community based on new forms of production and innovative rules of commensal hospitality.

These rules were acceleration, deceleration, randomisation and repositioning of vehicle based on new speed.

The Knicks could offer only four years and $74.3 million, based on the new rules.

Mr. Icahn, Southeast Asset Management and the other buyout opponents will have to fight this battle based on the new rules the Dell board has negotiated.