Sentence examples for rule to clarify from inspiring English sources

But the IRS has never established a rule to clarify what it means by "primary purpose," and under its watch, dark money nonprofits have spent significant amounts on electoral campaigns, with the benefit to civil society being questionable at best.

In January it issued new rules to clarify when a borrower might reasonably be considered capable of repaying a mortgage.

The ANC is making new rules to clarify the fuzzy line between party and government jobs on the one hand and business interests on the other.

The Federal Election Commission is considering changing the rules to clarify when donations to a group should or should not be regulated and is expected to do so in mid-May.

But on Friday a spokeswoman from the Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) told the Guardian the loophole would be closed: "We are going to amend the capacity market rules to clarify without any doubt that only new projects can access the 15-year maximum term.

"We are revisiting our rules to clarify that marijuana is not permitted on our property".

Two years ago this week, the IRS and the U.S. Treasury Department released proposed rules to clarify nonprofit political spending guidelines.

The committee also provided a 69-page description of the new rules, intended to clarify what they will mean in practice.

The new proposed rules seek to clarify both.

In a widely anticipated ruling sought to clarify the rules of patent law, the justices told lower courts to reconsider the particular facts in this case before deciding if it should bar eBay from continuing to use the "Buy It Now" feature of its online auction business.

Last Tuesday, a federal appeals court postponed the April 30 effective date of the rule pending appeals to clarify the issue.