Sentence examples for both rules due to from inspiring English sources

Beryllium is the single exception to both rules, due to its low atomic number.

Both of which might constrain rules (due to functions and conditional expressions) or be altered by them.

The complexity is exponential in the size of individual grammar rules due to arbitrary re-orderings between the two languages.

The change will be considered in a wider review of food-labelling rules due to be carried out after Brexit.

Those numbers will be included in the formal proposal for new CAFE rules due to be filed by September.

Draft rules due to be agreed by 180 countries would close all ports to IUU fishermen to prevent them refuelling, taking on fresh crews or landing catches.

The claim comes amid new concerns that disabled people will also be disproportionately affected by the change in benefit rules, due to be introduced in April.

As previously stated, it would be almost impossible to implement advanced rules due to the vast number of states that the chessboard can take on.

The purpose of the directive is to set out minimum health and safety rules, due to come into force in February 2006, to combat excessive noise at work.

Totally Wicked, based in Blackburn, Lancashire, will argue before the Luxembourg court on Thursday that rules due to come into force next year are "disproportionate and inappropriate".

But those rules, due to be adopted in February 2016, are unlikely to deliver any significant reductions in carbon pollution, environmental groups said.