Sentence examples for differing rules from inspiring English sources

Hotels have wildly differing rules about whether or not they will accept children.

EBay, the auction giant, indicated it could support some sort of minimal regulation if it curtailed states' rights to impose a patchwork of differing rules.

The Central American migration has created unusual difficulties in the Rio Grande Valley for border authorities, who must follow differing rules for unaccompanied minors; for migrants who are not from Mexico; and for women who have children or are pregnant.

The Crown Prosecution Service says it found insufficient evidence to proceed on the Yemen allegations, and cites differing rules on admissibility of evidence.The case has implications for America's prosecution of terrorism, too.

William Leonard, who directs the information security office, has called the current classification system "a patchwork quilt," the product of "a hodgepodge of laws, regulations and directives," and cites differing rules for making material secret from agency to agency as contributing to the confusion.

Clients could then save the expense of membership of multiple exchanges and of complying with differing rules, as well as reducing technological costs and allowing more efficient bundling of transactions.With the euro looming, investment banks have been urging clients to adjust the way they invest in Europe by organising their portfolios according to industrial sectors, rather than by countries.

"This rule differs from rule 11 of the § 2254 rules in that it includes the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure as well as the civil.

Some of these deals involve trading stocks at prearranged prices to take advantage of differing tax rules in different countries.

These efforts were complicated by the different data models, release schedules, and differing business rules for compound normalization and identifier nomenclature that exist across the organization.

Differing taxation rules across states meant that each warehouse had to place a different purchase order, leading to accounting complications.

On the other hand, the exchanges' differing trading rules may limit the scope for efficiencies.