Sentence examples similar to rule currently applied from inspiring English sources

That rent limit has not been updated since 1957, however, and the rule currently applies to all properties with an annual rent of below £80 in London and £52 elsewhere.

The same rule currently applies to those jailed for between 30 and 48 months.

A finite element analysis (FEM) was used to calculate the behaviour of a pressure vessel (PV) made of high strength steel (P500) subject to the design loads and assuming the existence of the "worst case" crack allowed by the European standards in order to demonstrate the safe use of these steels and the too conservative design rules currently applied by the PV manufacture codes.

Confidentiality will be respected and data will be stored following the rules currently applied with respect to duration and security.

Under the shake-up, the eight different sets of tax rules currently applying to pensions will be swept away and replaced with a one-size-fits-all lifetime limit on how much someone can save in a pension while enjoying tax relief.

The storage rules are currently applied on a case-by-case basis, without taking into account the availability of space in internal storage providers.

Showing that some rule we currently apply is not the only rule that can meet the test of public reason is no objection, provided the mechanism by which different public justifiable rules are selected can itself be reasonably justified.

That rule would currently apply to only BP.

Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who has ambitions to run for president, has suggested limiting the presidency to two five-year terms rather than the no-limit rule that currently applies.

The bill also would require the defense secretary to certify, before transferring any Qaeda-related detainee to another country, that it has met certain security conditions — expanding a rule that currently applies only to prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

The results of the empirical application of these rules for the case of an irrigated area located in the Ebro Basin (Spain) show that the designed sequential rules are able to substantially improve the efficiency of the currently applied proportional rule in context of severe scarcity of water and/or high administrative water prices.