Sentence examples for rules drawn up from inspiring English sources

Cameron says he is operating under rules drawn up by Labour.

The new rules, drawn up in a controversial compromise in the city's budget agreement, seem simple enough.

The tight anti-laundering rules drawn up by Saadiyat's consultants will make it hard to attract some of the more suspect sorts of deposits.

Under rules drawn up by the military, neither Mr. Qandil nor Mr. Morsi has the right to replace the minister of defense.

In principle, each province was to be administered in accordance with its lex provinciae, a set of rules drawn up by the conquering commander and a senatorial embassy.

In a unanimous, 127-page decision, the court said the rules drawn up by the council "frustrate, rather than further" the opportunity to build affordable housing.

That is because it has stuck to a rigorous fiscal rule drawn up by its predecessor requiring it to save much of the revenue gained when the copper price rises.

The new rule, drawn up by FIFA's Executive Committee, reads: "All players who are not older than 23 in the year in which the Olympic Games are held are eligible to play in the Olympic Football Tournament". The decision ensures the World Cup will retain its No. 1 position in world soccer.

The movement was begun by 33 Korean cultural and religious leaders who, after almost 10 years of Japanese rule, drew up a Korean "Proclamation of Independence" and then organized a mass demonstration in Seoul for March 1 , 1919 their late emperor's commemoration day.

But Blattmachr quickly charted another route through those rules, drawing up a new map that allowed billions more dollars to escape capital gains taxes -- until the government blocked it, too.

The department said that while new rules are drawn up, the department will process applications under the current borrower defense rules.