Sentence examples for has new rules from inspiring English sources
Government has new rules, new problems, new politics and new players.
So while it is understandable for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and others to fulminate about the potential loss of confidence in U.S. diplomacy and the difficulties the leaked documents will undoubtedly cause, she — and everybody else attempting to keep secrets from the rest of us — need to understand that the game has new rules.
WHO has new rules for avoiding offensive names.
The USA FREEDOM Act also has new rules in place to constrain other legal methods – FISA pen registers, National Security Letters, and "trap and trace" statutes – so that they cannot in turn be used to "justify bulk collection".
But the new state has to have new rules.
"We are now a new company, and we have new rules, new compliance officers," he said.
If both cases reach the Supreme Court, the country may have new rules on partisan redistricting.
The exchanges have new rules aimed at providing more certainty about which trades would be canceled if another flash crash occurs.
Ensure fairness between eurozone and non-eurozone members to ensure that countries outside the single currency do not have new rules in the single market imposed on them.
"We have new rules and tires, but I do not think we will have new winners, or a mix of teams that win or do big surprises on the grid".
"We are now a new company, we have new rules, we have new compliance officers, and I think we are showing in The Sun that we can still produce the best newspaper without the bad practices that were disclosed," he said.
