Sentence examples for because the rules on from inspiring English sources

One problem is the scope that losing parties have to delay obeying a WTO ruling, because the rules on how governments must comply are ambiguous.

That is because the rules on this procedure would require a change to the E.U's governing treaty to have full force.

Because the rules on wiretapping warrants in foreign intelligence cases are different from the rules in ordinary criminal investigations, they said, the division has long used a narrow understanding of what "derived from" means in terms of when it must disclose specifics to defendants.

"The other flaw in this is... they said that they took as their starting point in this as 2003 because the rules on how you counted crime changed at that point.

That's because the rules on political spending have changed in a billion dollar way.

(NL) Mr President, I voted against the Leinen report because the rules on the financing of European parties, which I already regard as unacceptable per se, are being broadened.

Some people will have been dragged (back) into the regime because of the rules on child benefit that affect those earning more than £50,000 a year.

"I'm not going to feel hard done-by, because I broke the rules on that day.

Leora Cruddas, the director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "It is not surprising that there has been a reduction in the number of grades challenged and changed because Ofqual has changed the rules on exam appeals, which makes it harder for an appeal to be successful.

In today's opinion, the advocate general writes: "In recent months, the supervisory authorities of several Member States have decided to impose fines on Facebook, because of breaches of the rules on the protection of the personal data of its users.

I was never that good again, because they went and changed the rules on me.