Sentence examples for in rules that apply from inspiring English sources

This results in rules that apply very different regulatory regimes based on the identity of the online actor.

The laptop-size DVD players fall under the same in-flight rules that apply to other electronic equipment like computers and cassette players.

Under it, evidence obtained by Italian magistrates from their Swiss counterparts may be challenged in Italian courts if it has not been obtained in accordance with procedural rules that apply in international treaties.

Whitman appeared to be referring to a GOP proposal to allow out-of-state companies to sell policies in California under the rules that apply in the states where they are based.

Chicago police officers conducted a law enforcement and education operation in June, enforcing rules that apply to cyclists at a downtown intersection for a day, according to the Chicago Tribune.

New provisions about protective equipment will bring agricultural workers in line with rules that apply to other employees under federal law, such as training to ensure that respirators fit properly, EPA and federal labor officials said.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission recently agreed to consider draft regulations to ban the use of drones for hunting or scouting in Colorado.However, the rules that apply to hunting for sport typically do not apply to pest control.

The secret to his longevity, he says, rests in a few simple rules that apply to running any large organization: "Be accessible.

U.S. counter-terrorism policies today often blur the distinction between the more permissive rules that regulate the use of force and treatment of fighters and civilians in theatres of war, and the more restrictive rules that apply in all other contexts.

If America resists (as many in Europe fear it will), they would settle for rules that apply in the EU alone.Some senior European officials do not trust Mr Brown to stick with Europe at the G20, fearing he will run to the Americans.

Thus the underlying phoneme /P/ has an aspirated and an unaspirated allophone, in addition to other allophones that are generated as a result of other rules that apply in other circumstances.