Sentence examples for pre-existing rules from inspiring English sources

See Definition of "Waters of the United States"—Recodification of Pre-Existing Rules, 82 Fed.

When the electoral process has failed to make a choice that is timely and conforms to pre-existing rules, then under Title 3 U.S.C.

Section 5, then it should order the Florida courts to correct those deviations before Dec. 12 in order to assure that Florida's presidential electors will be determined by the choice of the voters under those pre-existing rules.

They embody a lavish, anarchic commitment to making everything up as you go along - not "anarchic" in the sense of totally disordered, but in the sense of not being governed by pre-existing rules.

Section 5 provides that, if a state's electoral process is timely and conforms to pre-existing rules, Congress will regard the results of that process as conclusive of which electors were appointed in the manner directed by the state legislature.

"We don't know anything yet because this was a political decision and not a legal decision," Mr. Haddad added, noting that Egypt remained under the convoluted authority of a hodgepodge of military declarations and pre-existing rules.

No pre-existing rule of law or precedent demands the Eleventh Circuit's rule.

Because no pre-existing rule of law required the secretary of state to waive the time limit on the facts presented, the Florida Supreme Court's attempt to enforce its newly announced rule retroactively plainly fails to satisfy 3 U.S.C.

By issuing a judicial decree that pushes back the deadline for certification from Nov. 14 to Nov. 26, the Florida Supreme Court has modified the pre-existing rule of law discernible on the face of the Legislature's contest provisions.

The product cannot be understood via the intentions of its producer, as this would mean that it became a 'conditioned' object, something produced in terms of a pre-existing rule, and would therefore lack what makes mere craft into art.

Most Republicans in the Senate have said they want to keep Obamacare's popular pre-existing condition rules.