Sentence examples for rules differently from inspiring English sources

And courts in different jurisdictions have interpreted the rules differently.

One problem is that different local authorities interpret the rules differently, she says.

And different companies appear to be interpreting the added-sugar rules differently, perhaps to circumvent a predictable kink in the morning-coffee routine: As baristas ponder how many packets of sugar are allowed in different cup sizes, the line of frustrated customers will no doubt grow.

Finally, national regulators are bound to interpret the rules differently, creating an uneven playing field.

That's what developers face – with each council able to interpret rules differently.

But the case could renew calls for the highest court to look at the issue, if another federal court rules differently on the same question.

matter entirely to the discretion of the trial court; others state the rule differently on different occasions; and still others deal with voluntariness in terms of trustworthiness, which is said to be a matter for the jury, an approach which, in the light of this Court's recent decision in Rogers v. Richmond, 365 U.S. 534, 81 S.Ct.

Professor Issacharoff of Columbia Law School said the ruling yesterday by the State Supreme Court not to intervene would have the effect of permitting a dozen or more voting cases across Florida to continue in different courts, which might rule differently on important election law issues.

Each of the legal challenges to the health care law is somewhat different, and judges around the country have ruled differently on whether plaintiffs have legal standing to sue.

Even so, courts could rule differently.

Mr. Lane said an appeals court might rule differently today.