Sentence examples for effect of the rules from inspiring English sources

But telemarketers argue the government has not fairly assessed the economic effect of the rules.

One side effect of the rules, for example, caps the number of stations in some markets that can enjoy the benefits of merging with a local rival.

Consular offiials say they will be unable to gauge the effect of the rules on visa applications before May or June.

But it is in labour-intensive industries, or rather the relative lack of them, that the pernicious effect of the rules is most apparent.

Colangelo saw the effect of the rules again over the summer when he selected the United States roster for the world championships in Turkey.

What is the likely long-term effect of the rules on the consulting services offered by accounting firms? A. There will be heightened sensitivity around this issue and I am sure that will have some impact on clients' purchasing decisions this year.

As new intelligence was obtained, Hart said, he continually updated his soldiers about its effect on the rules of engagement.

The three men discussed the effect of the rule on Wessex Water, a company owned by Enron's water division, Azurix.

The likeliest effect of the rule would be to make it more difficult for poor Americans to earn a secondary degree.

But many lawyers and some judges believe the effect of the rule has been to close the courthouse to the downtrodden, inhibiting their lawyers from making the kinds of novel arguments that have long helped to shape the common law.

As Justice Richard noted, the effect of the rule has been to leave outsider creditors with almost no recovery in the many club insolvency cases that have occurred in recent years.