Sentence examples for intended rules from inspiring English sources

A GOP letter complained of 191 intended rules and regulations that EACH would impose $100-million 100-milliongrorth-killing cost burdens on businesses.

Microsoft intended the rules to be "flexible", and, because it was unilateral, the license was legally unable to reduce rights.

Congress intended the rule against retaliation to apply to churches as it does to secular groups.

Not once did he let on to his wife of 25 years how he intended to rule.

At the urging of Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, Mr. Volcker clarified that he never intended the rule to constrain market-making.

The East India Company never intended to rule India by military force: at the start, the company's managers were interested only in peaceful trade.

But as it became increasingly clear that the court intended to rule in favor of depositors, the government began backing away from those dire predictions.

Judge Lawrence M. McKenna of Federal District Court said that he was mindful of the time-sensitivity of the lawsuit and intended to rule on the matter within the next several days.

The European Commission had originally intended to rule on the tie-up by 10 January.

Spinoza's use of IP34 and Ip25c seems intended to rule out the first of these possibilities.

None of the arguments made in this section are intended to rule out the possibility that cognition might also involve other sorts of non-conscious representational codes.