Sentence examples for even then the rules from inspiring English sources

Even then, the rules will only be as good as the commitment of national regulators, starting with the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Even then, the rules can be complicated.

Every presidential election seems to test the frequently quoted cold war-era axiom of former Senator Arthur Vandenberg, a Republican who cooperated with President Harry S. Truman, that "politics stops at the water's edge" — though even then the rule was often observed in the breach.

Even then, the president could rule by decree.

Even then, the Supreme Court has ruled, regulations cannot be reversed in a way that is "arbitrary" or "capricious".

Paul Misener, vice president, Global Public Policy, Amazon As Amazon's vice president of Global Public Policy told us in an emailed statement this morning, "the FAA's proposed rules for small UAS could take one or two years to be adopted and, based on the proposal, even then those rules wouldn't allow Prime Air to operate in the United States.

Some of those products appeared to squirm within accounting rules, but even then the banks found themselves engaging in practices that they knew should invalidate the accounting.

And even then, within the rules of reconciliation, it's impossible to do some of the elements of health care reform because of the rules of reconciliation," said O'Donnell.

"Even then, the administrators put off any decision about implementing those rules.

Even then, the maximum penalty for first-time violators of competition rules was 85m pesos ($7.3m)—"not even peanuts, but plankton," one prosecutor admits.

Even then the scams continued.