Sentence examples for implement its rules from inspiring English sources

In any event, today's news isn't about a change in how Twitter will implement its rules, but rather in how it will enforce the bans it's already chosen to enact.

Pruitt could choose to not defend it in court or fail to implement its rules, however.

It adds that those who fail to implement its rules properly could be fined up to £500,000.

A measure that would bar the Environmental Protection Agency from implementing its rules on greenhouse gas emissions failed today in the U.S. Senate.

Mr Thomson suspects the French clubs may be banking that UEFA does not implement its financial rules.

The inability of government to implement its own rules, corruption and the demand for land to expand lucrative crops to meet booming demand are all on the list, so is the system that governs how concessions should be managed.

Meanwhile, Alfred de Zayas, independent UN expert on international order, has criticised the UN's hypocrisy, saying "there is something inherently wrong when the organisation is not the first one to implement its own rules".

Sinan Ulgen, a former Turkish diplomat who is now the chairman of the Edam thinktank in Istanbul, said: "This was an incident in the making for some time as we have had some near misses in the past few weeks where Turkey did not fully implement its own rules of engagement.

In 10 instances, EFSA failed to rigorously implement its own rules, the report charges.

It remains to be seen what will happen when, and indeed, if, Uefa implements its Financial Fair Play rules, which mean every club must live within its means.

While reporting on Chipotle's recent foodborne illness outbreaks, several food safety experts, including yourself, suggested the company might have a hard time implementing its new rules, because the poultry industry is pretty resistant to more stringent testing for pathogens.