Sentence examples for rule altogether from inspiring English sources

"It's critical that companies and the general public understand this ruling does not invalidate the conflict minerals rule altogether or even the majority of its reporting requirements," said Enough Project policy associate Holly Dragonis.

The league finally agreed to drop the rule altogether, beginning in January.

The prince being the prince, he could ignore the rule altogether and no one would dare disqualify him, tournament officials said privately.

Should the league association reject it, or tighten the 50+1 rule altogether, the soft-drink giant could take the matter to court.

Judge David B. Sentelle joined much of the decision but dissented in part, writing that he would have invalidated the rule altogether rather than send it back to the F.C.C. for reconsideration.

In holding that the labor board could not punish employers for failing to post the notice, the court decided to vacate the rule altogether, saying that the labor board would not have wanted to propose a merely voluntary rule that it could not enforce.

But while lobbying might yield the occasional loophole, judicial rulings can halt new rules altogether.

Rather than scrapping existing rules altogether, regulators are making gradual changes in carefully targeted areas.

Had Selig bypassed the drug rules altogether, A-Rod would not have been eligible to play while he appealed.

Why pay to build a new, cleaner plant when it's cheaper to simply run an existing one and avoid the latest rules altogether?

The corporate tax base is eroding because many large businesses are able to avoid the corporate tax rules altogether and choose to be taxed as pass-throughs instead.