Sentence examples for rules adopted from inspiring English sources

The next parliamentary elections will be held under new rules, adopted last year.

He said that was under rules adopted by the International Cycling Union and Usada.

The resolution would render void the modest rules adopted by the F.C.C. in December 2010.

Railroad euchre refers to various local rules adopted to speed up play, especially among commuters.

The new rules adopted today are intended to break open that cozy arrangement.

Under rules adopted in 2001, the Commons must formally appoint the Speaker at the start of each Parliament.

First, the rules adopted about the Labor leadership immediately prior to the election on removing the Leader should be changed.

They point to the "Bangkok Rules," adopted by the United Nations in 2010, as an important step.

Businesses are closing and consumers are losing perfectly safe product choices because of overbroad federal rules adopted without rigorous analysis.

The Democratic bill barely garnered a majority, 51 votes, but needed 60 under the rules adopted beforehand.

It might seem that today's court is simply judicially restrained, deferring to rules adopted by the democratically elected branches.