Sentence examples for rules backed from inspiring English sources

In sports, that means drug rules backed by strict enforcement.

It wants legally binding rules, backed by penalties, for Antarctic cruise ships.

"It's more regulated than plutonium at this stage, but I'm in favour of commonsense rules, backed by science, not fear".

Almost all big industrial companies and decent analysts of them are subject to a tight mesh of proven rules, backed up by decades of financial theory.

Britain was opposed to an earlier version of the rules backed by France that could have forced foreign funds to register in each member state of the Union.

Next week, they are expected to prevail in a Senate vote to repeal new rules, backed by the White House, that would enable large media conglomerates to expand.

He pointed out that many of the countries working alongside the United States on these rules back their banks more explicitly than we do.

In the end, the Legislature could send the proposed rules back for rewriting.

"I'll say: I may have, but the rules back then were a little different than they are now.

Now, Grassley (R-Iowa) and Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y). are renewing efforts to get disclosure rules back on the table.

We determined whether the OMB sent the rules back to agencies with suggested changes or accepted them as is.