Sentence examples for rules equally from inspiring English sources

Representatives John Sweeney of Clifton Park, Jack Quinn of Buffalo and James Walsh of Syracuse think the rules are the rules, equally bad for all and thus, somehow, fair.

It is better able to use rules to overcome restrictions on rebuilding in hazard zones, and to apply hazard rules equally to all land use activities (including those exempt from district-level rules).

But if Lubitsch, who died in 1947, was the elegist of a Continental civilization ruled equally by passions and by protocols, he was also something of a prophet.

By not applying the rule equally across the board I image your managers are banking on the workforce splitting on the issue.

But in 1922, the United States Supreme Court had held that the business of baseball was somehow not interstate commerce covered by that law, and in 1953 it ruled, equally ludicrously, that Congress had wanted it that way.

The sharing rule equally applies to enterprises.

Rather than view theory as a rule equally applicable in all settings, informed application of theory recognizes the unique and complex dimensions of the social and medical decisional continuums.

European Employment Commissioner Laszlo Andor described Mr Cameron's proposals as "an unfortunate over-reaction", adding that EU rules applied equally to all 28 member states and had been agreed to by the UK.

At the time, European Employment Commissioner Laszlo Andor described the proposals as "an unfortunate over-reaction", adding that EU rules applied equally to all 28 member states and had been agreed to by the UK, which risked looking "nasty".

Those rules apply equally to George Bush, Steve Forbes and John McCain.

But he doesn't think tax rules are equally applied.