Courts have extensive "rules of construction," developed from rulings in cases over the years, that they say guide their reading of statutes.
The amendment sponsored by Senator Thad Cochran, a Mississippi Republican, could delay lifting the ban by tying up the food and drug agency in an extensive rule-making exercise to determine precisely how it would guarantee the safety and low cost of imported drugs that are reimported.
New York State has extensive rules that govern the process.
The W.T. O. has extensive rules on antidumping tariffs.
Extensive rules, for instance, generally bar the use in civilian trials of illegally seized evidence.
There are extensive rules aimed at deciding if something is a banking entity or not.
We already have extensive rules, regulations and points systems to prevent the rare attempts of bogus entrants from becoming successful.
Amazon's extensive rules on reviewing offer little guidance on what is permissible in negative reviews and what is not.
The extensive rules — 575 pages long — make important changes across the program, which is known as H-2B.
The Israelites had extensive rules to safeguard what was holy or consecrated, violation of which (especially of temple laws) often led to mob violence.
