Sentence examples for in the existing rules from inspiring English sources

Questions posed by the board members suggested they were leaning toward making narrow changes in the existing rules, like shortening amortization schedules or reducing the number of actuarial methods that plans may use.

Pamela J. Parker, a spokesman for the National Citizens Coalition for Nursing Home Reformm, which lobbied against changes in the existing rules, said Mr. Schweiker's Decision "shows that government can be responsive is its citizenry".

The ruling bodies made clear, though, that Woods's case was an "unusual combination of facts," noting that "nothing in the existing Rules or Decisions specifically addressed such circumstances of simultaneous competitor error and Committee error".

We conduct thorough due diligence on all new and prospective clients that often exceeds in stringency the existing rules and standards to which we and others are bound.

But in a broader statement to the Guardian it said: "We conduct thorough due diligence on all new and prospective clients that often exceeds in stringency the existing rules and standards to which we and others are bound.

Perhaps Apple will grandfather existing applications (namely, Amazon's Kindle app) in under the existing rules.

Those opponents were joined by the leaders of the Senate and Assembly, who wield enormous clout in Albany under the existing rules.

DfID insisted it was committed to exploring "new ideas" with the MoD but said this had to be done "in accordance with the existing rules of ODA spending".

With brevity, curiosity and informality Sargent remakes the world in watercolors, teasing with the existing rules of representation though not outwardly rebelling against them.

Although this dataset is biased as it is specifically generated by our three-phase algorithm, the analysis reveals useful information that may help confirm the effectiveness of the rules used in the algorithm, modify the existing rules or rearrange them for better prediction and identify new rules.

The existing rules for in-house company surveillance have already been successfully challenged in the European Court of Human Rights.