Sentence examples for rule origin from inspiring English sources

This project begins with the rule origin story.

The Gleneagles commitments went further, stating that developed countries "should improve the utilisation of our preference schemes by ensuring that rules (particularly rules of origin) are transparent and simple to follow and do not inadvertently preclude eligible developing countries from taking advantage of those schemes".

As a rule, food origin stories that involve funny twists on spellings are usually not true.

When you consider the rule's origin, it is a wonder how the warning made it into the 1970s.

The authors were not even able to find a study leading to the "eight glasses a day" rule, whose origin remains unknown.

Every consignment of unprocessed meat must be fully traceable, but there is no rule governing origin labelling for processed products like mince.

Another rule of origin is being applied: Mexico' s rule.

According to the 2% rule the origin of Corvus dates to about 11 Mya.

I refer to the European rule of origin of shoes introduced in the agreement between Mexico and the European Union.

This particular derogation from the rule of origin affects some 15 000 small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe and 650 000 employees.

There is a standing agreement between the Commission and the shoe industry that the rule of origin should apply, owing to increased competition in the industry at global level.