Sentence examples for rule granted from inspiring English sources

Even their hold on home rule, granted at last in 1973, is tenuous.

A government directive in 1913, during Japanese colonial rule, granted the legally blind a monopoly in commercial massage services.

Legislation introduced in 2015 extended the NCPO rule, granted further powers to Prayut and absolved anyone who acts on behalf of the NCPO of legal liability, HRW found.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration moved Friday to undo a last-minute Bush administration rule granting broad protections to health workers who refuse to take part in abortions or provide other health care that goes against their consciences.

And, in another move bound to make foreign investors think twice, it decided this week to spend up to €1.23 billion increasing its stake in Renault, to force the carmaker to implement a new rule granting extra rights to long-term shareholders.European firms are themselves beginning to do big deals once more.

PAGE A13 OBAMA TO UNDO ABORTION RULE In a move that had been expected for weeks, the Obama administration moved to undo a last-minute Bush administration rule granting broad protections to health workers who refuse to take part in abortions or provide other health care that goes against their consciences.

If, on the other hand, it is right to characterize an ordinary rule granting lawmaking power as a social convention that identifies the law of the community, then Dworkin's argument fails.

The longstanding rule granting the right-of-way to boats on starboard tack, or with the wind coming over their right side, has been scrapped in favor of a rule more akin to Formula One racing, in which the advantage lies with the inside boat.

and Mia Love (R-Utah) are urging the DHS to maintain the current rule granting work authorization to certain H-4 spouses.

That would have only left Paulson $300 million...! Fortunately for Paulson, according to Market Watch, the rule granting Paulson's tax exemption is designed to make sure prospective government employees who own a lot of stock are not dissuaded from joining the government.

The rules granted the government broad new powers to prosecute fraud and insider trading within the derivatives market.