Sentence examples similar to in hand with the rules from inspiring English sources

This failure to grasp that democracy works only when it goes hand in hand with the rule of law has been the costliest mistake in the Balkans.

Obama's Justice Department maintained that the mandate went hand-in-hand with the rules protecting people with pre-existing conditions and the insurance subsidies the law provides, and that the mandate could not be eliminated without scrapping the entire law.

Those subsidies went hand in hand with the creation of special import-export rules, and are part of the Chinese government's larger strategy to dominate manufacturing in particular industries, such as computers and solar power.

It was ruled by members of the local aristocracy, who worked hand in hand with the Directory in Paris and blocked union with the Cisalpine Republic.

"We realize that just opening markets for our textiles and apparel exporters is not enough, so the export opportunities in this agreement go hand in hand with strong rules of origin and strong textiles enforcement mechanisms".

If Evel goes ahead it must go hand in hand with home rule all round and the Barnett formula must be replaced in order to address the chronic underfunding of Wales.

Elfyn Llwyd, Plaid Cymru's leader at Westminster, said English votes must "go hand in hand with home rule all round and the Barnett formula must be replaced in order to address the chronic underfunding of Wales".

MRL went hand-in-hand with the essence of WMC.

They have worked hand in hand with other funding rules to build our pool of talent and to ensure taxpayer dollars are invested in culturally relevant content.

All of that goes hand-in-hand with rules such as making the browsing experience as comfortable as possible.

Working hand-in-hand with regulators to shape rules and laws is the best way of going about that.