Sentence examples for our current rule from inspiring English sources

But I don't think in balance at this point, in our development and the development of our sport that our current rule would be as good as something which strongly discouraged players or kept them from coming out of high school".

"On the agenda will be our existing rules on financial fair play and whether our current rule book needs improvement in the face of the financial challenges being faced by several member clubs.

"I don't think in balance at this point in our development and the development of our sport and all the things surrounding it, that our current rule would be as good as something which strongly discouraged players or kept them from coming out of high school.

The problem is, our current rules don't allow us to go back and fix it once a decision has been made".

Ms. Bair provided the hands-on, detailed view about how to move our current rules decisively and appropriately in the right direction.

The content there is offensive to many, but does not violate our current rules for banning".

"What the clubs have asked us to do is to look at setting up a working party to establish whether there's a viable deterrent for unacceptable behaviour that exists somewhere between our current rules and strict liability".

What should be clear is that many of our current rules in this field are rather arbitrary and ill-considered -- among these, the British policy that pays for genital surgery and hair-removal for transsexuals, but not for breast enhancement.

Our corrections to Seth Lipsky's commentary are far more modest (that is, to the role of the 2000 election in the National Popular Vote effort and to the suggestion that our current rules were responsible for presidents like Washington, Lincoln, and Reagan) than our corrections to the New York Post's inaccurate suggestion that the National Popular Vote reform drive is partisan.

The Mercatus Center has three suggestions: fundamental tax reform that returns fairness, which will, in turn, encourage economic growth; budgetary reforms that change our current rules that encourage ever-growing spending; and regulatory overhauls of counterproductive regulations that shackle American businesses.

The possibility that outside groups are seeking to launder their partisan attacks on members through loopholes in our current ethics rules is of very great concern to me.