Sentence examples for rules declared from inspiring English sources

Jim Millstein, the former chief restructuring officer of the Treasury Department who oversaw the bailout of the American International Group and whose boss, Timothy F. Geithner, helped draft the rules, declared, "I think it's got deep flaws".

In 1988 a New Zealand team, exploiting a loophole in the America's Cup rules, declared a challenge with a 90-foot boat that dwarfed those in the Cup's traditional 12-meter class.

The BBC can also reveal that solicitors and barristers are to take Justice Minister David Ford to court in an attempt to have the new rules declared illegal.

It's a model unambiguously championed by Prime Minister Cameron, who speaking of the SEC rules, declared, "I want Europe to do the same".

The decision rules declared by this design with the above characteristics are as follows: H0: p ≤ p0 = 63% vs. H1: p ≥ p1 = 80%.

One of the rules declares that provisions of a single law should be read cohesively.

The spirit was one of collegiality (as in, "Didn't you used to be my colleague?") as The Times Magazine and New York (heretofore the Lindgrens and the Mosses, because otherwise it's the verbal equivalent of the dark blue team playing the navy team) sauntered onto a field so quirkily small that house rules declare any home run after the third an automatic out.

To add a degree of safety to the sport, the rules declare that any driver who drives off course or causes an accident can be banned from competition for a year or more.

In January, the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control issued new rules declaring that intoxicating drinks cannot be infused with marijuana.

"This is a duty to the men of the Mary Rose," Rule declared at the opening of the new museum in 2013.

In May the military under Chun's leadership dropped all pretense of civilian rule, declared martial law, and brutally suppressed democratic civilian opposition in the city of Kwangju.