Sentence examples for notes the rules from inspiring English sources

As it notes, the rules allow it to "take advantage of certain exemptions from reporting requirements that are applicable to other public companies that are not 'emerging growth companies.'" Those exemptions include "reduced disclosure obligations regarding executive compensation," and "compliance with the auditor attestation requirements of Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act".

Sheer notes the rules of Elsewhere facilitate "a practice that is challenged by using what's at hand and thinking sustainably".

This is partly because the world it depicts is one in which, as one character notes, the rules are made for and by husbands and fathers.

James Carville notes the rule of White Houses: "Help thyself first".

Roge notes the rule doesn't really apply to the larger banks as they're not likely to go out of business within the next three years.

But, he noted, the rules do not specify a type of chartered plane, creating a potential loophole for lawmakers.

He echoed Melvina Lathan, the chairwoman of the New York State Athletic Commission, who noted the rules governing fights in New York were more stringent than most states, if not all.

For example, she noted the rules would require companies selling stock to make some disclosures not explicitly required in the original JOBS Act law about risk factors and how much debt they carry.

Then again, as Romney noted, "the rules of political history have pretty much all been shredded during this campaign".

She noted the rules of amateurism "have changed numerous times" since the association enacted its first bylaws in 1906.

Joseph Marrow, an attorney at the Waltham, Massachusetts law firm Morse Barnes-Brown Pendleton, said there are conflicting views on what constitutes disclosure in circumstances like this, also noting the rules are not settled in this area.