Sentence examples for its current rules from inspiring English sources

If the new Senate maintains its current rules, it would take 60 votes to cut off debate and set a final vote on a Supreme Court nominee.

– Does it believe that its current rules and procedures for the recruitment of senior civil servants is sufficiently transparent and fair?

He welcomed their imminent arrival, but added that the EU cannot continue with its current rules when it has 27 members.

Clarett would not be able to play in the N.F.L. under its current rules until 2005.

But its current rules seem less like stepping stones to a more open future than relics of its shuttered past.

But the EU works with its current rules "quite well", so the Irish vote is "not the end of the world".

But maybe all this really shows is that the IOC should scrap its current rule and come up with another.

Another key part of the administration's proposed rule will be minimizing differences between what its current rule calls "non-exempted" religious employers (such as religious hospitals, universities and social ministries) and "exempted" religious employers (basically, churches and other houses of worship).

And China must provide the organization with a clear accounting of its current trade rules and a schedule of when specific rules will change to comply with the membership terms.

On August 26 , 2010 more than two years after the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the FEC coordination rules for the second time, the FEC adopted its current coordination rules.

In its request for public comments, the F.C.C. said it was seeking opinion on whether its current ownership rules were necessary or in the public interest to promote competition in the media business.