Sentence examples for rules compared from inspiring English sources

Former business secretary Vince Cable said Brexit campaigners believed British businesses would be no worse off operating under WTO rules compared to exporting from inside the EU.

The first is one a proposal to relax the rules (compared to what the government wants) on what counts as spending in a particular constituency.

Some 4.7% of the bank's revenues are at risk from new rules, compared with 1.4% for its peer group, reckons Andrew Marquardt of Evercore Partners.

Telefónica said it lost 7.18 billion euros ($7.11 billion) in 2001 using United States accounting rules, compared with the profit it reported under Spanish rules, setting off a sharp decline in its share price.

It has somewhat lower tailpipe emissions, carrying a "super ultra low" emissions rating on models sold in states that follow California's clean-air rules, compared with "ultra low" for the RX330.

Sethi was struck by this lax adherence to road rules, compared with Americans' more uptight attitudes.

How do our rules compare with the rest of the world?

It is unclear how these 2 rules compare with young children.

Moreover, miRNAs have unique and even opposite evolutionary rules comparing with TFs and other protein-coding genes, suggesting that miRNAs may have unique functions and roles in various biological processes and diseases.

Among the other findings: Of those who identified as MLB fans, only 33% support the designated-hitter rule compared to 55% who prefer having pitchers hit.

As much as any Republican administration, Mr. Obama's has focused narrowly on the costs of a rule compared to its benefits, and has for political reasons rejected rules opposed by business.