Sentence examples for modifying rules from inspiring English sources

A Department of Education spokeswoman, Jane Glickman, says that "the department and many in Congress are interested in modifying rules that restrict distance education, including the 50-percent rule".

It can be extended by adding or/and modifying rules in order to obtain a new MT targeting a different model.

The bill isn't meant to create the specifics of those duties, only the general shape of them, at the same time authorizing the FTC to figure out the details, creating and modifying rules as it sees fit.

She doesn't like breaking or modifying rules as she believes there's a "proper and right way to go about" something.

It rejoined the project under modified rules.

Among other changes, the modified rules will permit companies to install some equipment that increases emissions so long as they use other antipollution devices to offset those increases.

The freedom to make up or modify rules for games was also perceived to be a facilitator of lunchtime play.

With unified basketball, one of the more common sports played at schools, modified rules require at least three players with cognitive disabilities for each team on the court.

McCutcheon soothed the anxieties of the State Building Regulations Committee by persuading them that approval for ICI House need not prelude rampant development: section 214 of the Uniform Planning Regulations entitled the committee to modify rules without amending them.

In October 2006, at the annual statewide meeting of the Grand Lodge in Wheeling, when his tenure was about to end, Mr. Haas presented a bloc of amendments designed to modify rules that no longer made sense (if they ever did).

But it has run into trouble in Europe as some politicians say it has not shown enough deference to the European Commission, which has asserted the right to modify rules issued by the board.