Sentence examples for raised rules from inspiring English sources

Voices are never raised, rules are applied consistently and swiftly.

State securities regulators have put the relatively new investment phenomenon of crowdfunding at the top of their annual investment scams list, highlighting a recent controversial U.S. law that relaxed capital raising rules on small companies.

If an objection is raised, Senate rules allow that the final vote can be delayed by at most 30 hours, meaning a vote could not take place until midday Wednesday.

Buying certified organic produce raised under rules that forbid this practice is a safe start.

Mr. Cuomo has also been extraordinarily successful raising money under the existing lax fund-raising rules.

While the campaign fund-raising rules for any office are voluminous, they are particularly strict for judicial candidates in New York State.

Some of those who are clearly running — Jeb Bush, for example — are still pretending that they aren't, mostly because declaring would change the fund-raising rules.

Mr. Cuomo, who faces re-election next year, also discussed why he has continued to raise a large amount of money using the lax fund-raising rules that he wants to change.

In the end, oddly enough, Mr. Pence's addition to the ticket may make it harder for Mr. Trump to raise money from the business community — not because of policy positions, but because of fund-raising rules.

In response to such travesties, judicial reformers have stepped up their call for public financing and strict fund-raising rules for state judicial contests or a switch to a nonelective merit selection system.

The aide said the group would follow the same fund-raising rules that Mr. Edwards's 1998 campaign did and accept no money from lobbyists or other political action committees.