Sentence examples for rules dictating from inspiring English sources

The Agriculture Department needs to scrap its proposed rules dictating how livestock is bought and sold.

For example, stemming rising food prices means scrapping rules dictating how food is grown, stored, priced and traded.

Because of seniority rules dictating who gets laid off first, the small schools stand to lose a disproportionate share of teachers.

One of the most critical changes in the coming months will be the final rules dictating how insurers spend their premiums.

Rules dictating milk replaced old guidelines which saw schools only obliged to serve calcium-rich foods like milk, cheese, yoghurt, fromage frais or custard.

The rules dictating what company executives may or may not say in the months leading up to a public offering are at best murky, experts said.

The FFP rules dictate that clubs must effectively break even from 2011-12 onwhens, when monitoring begins.

The best policy in these special circumstances might be looser (or tighter) than the rules dictate.

The centerpiece of the new rules dictates how much capital banks must hold.

Cooperative rules dictate undersize and female lobsters are returned to the water.

California rules dictate that distributors, which deal with transportation, quality control, and tax collection, get licensed.