Sentence examples for rules are being applied from inspiring English sources

For example, "rocket docket" rules are being applied to speed up initially disputed cases, and while not everyone has embraced them, some progress has been made.

"The commission argues its rules are being applied intelligently, but countries such as France will use this to argue they have prevailed on Europe to end austerity".

However, investors will not embrace equities with enthusiasm again until they have faith that the rules are being applied, and that the earnings that underpin companies' share prices are real.

The group is calling for a major independent review of sanctioning, beyond the narrow review already being conducted by Government, to "ensure that the rules are being applied fairly and appropriately".

Two years after the New York City Board of Education adopted a policy intended to do away with the automatic promotion of failing students, the rules are being applied inconsistently across the city and in some districts seem hardly to be in effect at all.

B1 EDUCATION Uneven Promotion Policy Two years after the New York City Board of Education adopted a policy intended to do away with the automatic promotion of failing students, the rules are being applied inconsistently and in some districts hardly seem to be in effect at all.

But at the weekend some of his colleagues, notably Alan Johnson, suggested the rules were being applied in a problematic way.

"I always thought he was being treated as a scapegoat, that the rules were being applied to him in retrospect," he said.

Audited charities VICE News spoke to said they were happy to comply with the guidelines — but they thought the rules were being applied unevenly to target environmental groups specifically.

But now, according to Die Weltwoche, "The rule is being applied to the 'French, Poles, Czechs, Norwegians, Croats and many others," and it's this broader application of the Nazi's practice that threatens European unification.

A total MEWs score of greater than five should, if the rule was being applied, have led to a classification of 'at risk'.