Sentence examples for engage rules from inspiring English sources
@GOP should engage rules for emergency replacement".
#utpol" The Illinois senator Mark Kirk, who has vowed not to support Trump, went further, saying on Twitter that Trump "should drop out" and the Republican party "should engage rules for emergency replacement".
GOP should engage rules for emergency replacement".
"We have heard that they are going to engage in rule-making that could impose 'quickie' union elections, perhaps in 5 to 10 days," Mr. Coxson said.
This made the experience more inclusive once players got to grips with the rules, while still presenting the challenge of encountering and engaging new rules at each game table.
The board — which usually makes policy by issuing written rulings that resolve labor disputes — said that engaging in rule-making to revamp procedures had been a board tradition throughout its 75-year history.
This will save you time and encourage them to engage with the rules.
Perhaps after it gains political sovereignty and attends to its internal affairs, Scotland could engage the global rules that prevent governments from expressing the will of their citizens.
Writer-director-star Luke Moran retreads many archetypes and tropes left over from movies about the Vietnam and Korean wars, refusing to engage modern military rules and realities as laid out in his film's contemporaries, such as "The Hurt Locker" and "Lone Survivor".
They engage in setting rules, norms and standards, they act as network hubs for public, private and civil society actors engaged around specific issues, they promote and frame health agendas and provide for health at the country level through global health initiatives and funding mechanisms.
In the six areas in which the United Nations is most engaged — governance, rule of law and human rights; livelihoods; education and culture; health; social protection; and infrastructure and water — it said that the authority's functions were "now sufficient for a functioning government of state".
