Sentence examples for bound by the same rules from inspiring English sources

Any researchers using these data for academic research are bound by the same rules of confidentiality and reporting stated above.

Its results were buried in the reporting of its parent, Prudential Life, a mutual insurance company that is not bound by the same rules as publicly traded companies.

In both cases, however, foreign media outlets — not bound by the same rules — broke embargoes and questioned the government-imposed secrecy.

Conversely, the notion that the US should be bound by the same rules as everyone else is the most scorned and marginalized.

The conversation should be about leveling the playing field so that renewables are bound by the same rules as fossil fuels.

The United States is determined to sweep away those distinctions and work toward a system where all countries are bound by the same rules.

The question for the court in this case was whether state courts, in considering postconviction appeals from criminal defendants, are bound by the same rule of nonretroactivity.

Naseer was not allowed to rise from the defense table except when summoned by the Judge; Ahmad and her colleagues were bound by the same rule, lest the jury infer that the defendant was considered unusually dangerous by the court.

Legislators will argue that they shouldn't have to curtail their fundraising because, after all, their opponents won't be bound by the same rule if they're not in the Legislature.

The president who is bound by the same disclosure rules as everyone else but is exempt from being prosecuted for criminal violations of conflicts of interest laws even went a step further, declaring that since he can't be punished if he were to exploit his public office for personal gain, he "can't have a conflict of interest" at all.

The audience was to be what looked like a small group of donors and a much larger group of cadets who, as future officers, were bound by nearly the same rules as the studio audience at a televised debate.