Sentence examples for rules are introduced from inspiring English sources

Clearing houses might "need to modify their operations" when the new rules are introduced next year.

A survey by Reuters suggests that multinationals are already preparing  themselves, with nearly a third expecting to restructure their tax reporting operations before the new rules are introduced.

Every year, new rules are introduced and yet every year child-protection crusaders declare that children are more at risk than ever before.

He estimates that the division can deliver a pretax return on equity of 20 to 25 percent, even after tough new rules are introduced in 2013.

That said, if proposed changes to the Senate voting rules are introduced, a number of the "micro parties" have threatened to refuse to work with the government on any piece of legislation.

Pensions experts also said that people would suddenly find that money they had withdrawn from pension pots could become treated as assets in divorce settlements after the new rules are introduced next year.

New passenger safety rules were introduced.

Tough new rules were introduced, notably the Sarbanes-Oxley act.

It has been recalled 16 times since new procedural rules were introduced in 1948.

Budget rules were introduced, spending was cut and taxes were raised.

But then new rules were introduced, saying you could only sell healthy things in schools.