Sentence examples for modest rule from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wasendorf went well beyond just a few modest rule violations.
We hope Mr. Vilsack will be able to make his modest rule changes stick.
These arrangements had scarcely been completed when the British Somaliland protectorate administration found its modest rule threatened by a religious rebellion led by Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan.
President François Mitterrand offered to make her his (first female) spokesman.In this section Martine Aubry, France's accidental politician Modest rule The next Kosovo?
Deprived of Syria's backing, and given the cold shoulder by Europe (no European country, not even anti-Turkish Greece, would offer Mr Ocalan asylum after his eviction from Damascus), the PKK has never looked feebler.In this section Martine Aubry, France's accidental politician Modest rule The next Kosovo?
He suggested that the court adopt "a modest rule" similar to the guidelines used by the United States Department of Justice, which say that journalists should be summoned only if their information is essential to prove guilt or innocence and cannot be obtained elsewhere.
Moreover, they would get this right only in the year after either a majority of shareholders had voted for a resolution demanding it or if at least 35% of votes were withheld from any director on the official proxy.The SEC should implement this modest rule-change forthwith.
The resolution would render void the modest rules adopted by the F.C.C. in December 2010.
Many states either do not regulate them or have only modest rules for them; New York is among a small number of states that require background checks for private sales at shows.
After Congress approved the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1994, the F.T.C. established some modest rules like restricting the hours of calling by telemarketers and requiring them to follow certain procedures.
Mr Obama is thus likely to be out of office before the new standards bring down emissions at all.Moreover, even the relatively modest rules the agency has promulgated under the act on less pervasive pollutants than carbon dioxide have sparked endless lawsuits.
