Sentence examples for of rules under from inspiring English sources

A recent report from the Congressional Research Service said the publication of rules under the health care law could stretch out for decades to come.

But they quickly discovered that a waiver of rules under which the building's owners were required to provide parking expired with the sale.

Some live in communes with a strict network of rules under the authority of leaders they refer to as "mothers" and "grandmothers".

Court developed, for its own governance in the cases confessedly within its jurisdiction, a series of rules under which it has avoided passing upon a large part of all the constitutional questions pressed upon it for decision.

Probation, the most commonly used method of handling delinquents, is an arrangement whereby the delinquent is given a suspended sentence and in return must live by a prescribed set of rules under the supervision of a probation officer.

The problem, these voices suggested, lay less in the claims' extravagance than the laxity of rules under which they were made; the solution, no less surely, would require nothing more than a tightening of the rules already laid down by Parliament itself, and a stricter audit.

Democracy cannot emerge fully formed in a country that has had 30 years of rule under a president like Mr Mubarak.

After decades of rule under corrupt military governments, many South Koreans still find it hard to trust the impartiality of state prosecutors, political analysts have said.

He is also credited with keeping the 2008 elections – which restored democracy to Pakistan after nine years of rule under his former boss, General Pervez Musharraf – relatively clean.

Rather, I see a society that is collapsing after having been systematically destroyed by nearly eight years of rule under a dangerous and vile regime.

So is Aguascalientes, which had a dozen years of rule under Mr. Calderón's party, and Tlaxcala, which the P.A.N. and P.R.D. have traded back and forth since 1998.