Sentence examples for rules are holding from inspiring English sources

But the CBI says the UK's flexible labour market is crucial to economic recovery and the new agency worker rules are holding back growth.

Concerns about late or non-delivery of goods, as well as the patchwork fragmentation of Member States' consumer protection rules, are holding consumers back from cross-border online shopping.

Several Dodd-Frank rules are held up until the White House adds a fifth commissioner to the Securities and Exchange Commission, a central player in Dodd-Frank rule-writing.

Wokingham Borough Council said the case showed "those who break the rules are held to account".

"I think it's extremely important to ensure that those who broke the rules are held accountable for breaking the rules, and that's what these charges are about".

Early this month, in fact, Mr. Hollande won kudos from economists by breaking a long-held taboo of the left, acknowledging that France's high labor costs and strict work rules were holding back the job market.

Volvo says it is trying to expedite regulation in the US, where "a patchwork" of rules is holding back the industry.

He is holding talks with regional leaders in Donetsk, where activists demanding self-rule are holding a big government building.

Under its auspices, the first official U.S. national championship, played under English rules, was held in 1881 at the Newport Casino, Newport, Rhode Island.

She did not address why the pace of rule making had slowed so sharply in 2012 and 2013, or why the energy efficiency rules were held up.

Fresh elections under China's rules were held in 1998, and changes in the composition of LegCo resumed "the gradual and orderly progress" promised in the Basic Law.