Sentence examples for rules at a from inspiring English sources

While today's CJEU ruling could pave the way for more enforcement of EU data protection rules at a Member State level, there are some caveats as the judgement relates to the bloc's prior Data Protection Directive — which has now been replaced with an updated privacy framework, in the form of the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR).

For some potential guests, the rules at a club hotel can be a drawback.

If the rules at a junction are not clear, they are easy to break.

Kathleen Sebelius, the health secretary, announced the rules at a hardware store, describing them as a boon to small business.

It was a different game, played under different rules, at a different speed and a different level of athleticism.

This perpetual pressure would explain the curious ground rules at a More Than Money conference I visited in early May.

Beck had found her strange grand passion — international trade rules — at an auspicious time.

On Wednesday, the chief executives of six large banks voiced concerns about new regulations like the Volcker Rule at a meeting with Daniel K. Tarullo, a Federal Reserve governor.

The Republican Party of "no" has abused this rule at a record-breaking pace to kill important legislation or water it down.

The Bush campaign even dispatched Jim Smith, a former Florida secretary of state, to emphasize the postmarking rule at a news conference on Nov. 12.

A year after proposing unprecedented carbon dioxide limits, Obama was poised to finalize the rule at a White House event on Monday.