Sentence examples for prize regulations from inspiring English sources
His directive ordered all U-boats out of the English Channel and the South-Western Approaches and required that all submarine activity in the North Sea be conducted strictly along prize regulations.
Holtzendorff's directive ordered all U-boats out of the English Channel and the South-Western Approaches and required that all submarine activity in the North Sea be conducted strictly along prize regulations.
Had Brock lived longer, he would probably have been freed from financial worries, since under prize regulations a substantial part of the value of the captured military stores would accrue to him.
Holtzendorff's directive from ordered all U-boats out of the English Channel and the South-Western Approaches and required that all submarine activity in the North Sea be conducted strictly along prize regulations.
Enemy naval targets were not subject to the prize regulations, so on 23 September, Wenninger torpedoed and sank the, a trawler of the French Navy off the Dyck lightship.
The most intrusive piece of legislation of all (and there is much competition for this prize), was the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000).
Racing loses its 10% levy, formerly paid on profits by those businesses – money on which it relies to fund prize money, employment, security, regulation and welfare.
In this new atmosphere of accessibility, two subcategories developed: professional exhibition ballroom dancing, in which a couple was paid to demonstrate in front of a paying audience, and competitive ballroom dance, in which amateur couples performed within strict regulations for prizes or titles.
You can find out more about that, and all the other important details of the prize, in our rules and regulations.
Skillz also enables games to be played in compliance with all local and federal regulations for cash, prizes or points.
She cannot accept prize money; in fact, under U.S.G.A. regulations, she cannot accept any benefits that derive from her talent as a golfer.
