Sentence examples for most current rules from inspiring English sources

Here are the details that matter to frequent travellers most: Current rules that impose heavy fines on US airlines for tarmac delays will be extended to cover international flights and non-US carriers operating in the United States.

Under current rules, most companies treat directors as employees to avoid having to take the charge.

But under current rules, most families who owe more than 80% of the value of their homes have a difficult time refinancing.

All three careers are still unfinished stories, and with the five-year waiting time after retirement before Hall eligibility, are under the current rules most probably a decade away even from consideration.

Under current rules, companies in most cases give 15 days' notice before making certain changes to the terms of an account.

Johnson has promised access to the single market and a good trade deal – so given Europe's current rules, we are most likely to end up like Norway or Switzerland, with little change to immigration after all.

The current rules are among the most heavily skewed in favour of landlords of any major jurisdiction.

Such an approach would most likely involve accepting, during the transition, current rules on the freedom of movement of European workers (and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice).

The Democrats, led by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, who had initially been critical of the tax plan, said economists had convinced them that the tax rules needed to be modernized and that "current rules disproportionately favor the most affluent".

Webcel is the most vocal of the small companies objecting to the current rules.

Under current rules, that would give it the most seats in the European Parliament, skewing an already complex European agenda.