Sentence examples for rules for which from inspiring English sources
The firm plans to register as a "swap execution facility", a trading platform, the rules for which are still being formulated by the CFTC.
More important, there's the philosophical alignment: a shared attitude that prizes freedom and scoffs at rules, for which the road-worn renegade provides the ultimate symbol.
SPURRED on by the Northern League, many towns in northern Italy have formed officially condoned vigilante groups, rules for which took effect on August 8th.
He also chided the judging panel for not giving him a Bafta for The Cider House Rules for which he won an Oscar for best supporting actor.
Instability and inequality are the hallmarks of an economy, the ground rules for which were first established by the Poor Law Reform Act of 1834.
He also put several books through on expenses, including children's story The Silver Sword, which cost £4.49, and crime novel Skinner's Rules, for which he paid £13.98.
The rule, for which industries have lobbied the administration for two years, could save them billions of dollars.
That incident marks the beginning of the king's own rule, for which he was badly prepared.
The Department of Health and Human Services has extended the comment period for 30 days to August 19, 2010, to clarify certain elements of the proposed rule for which HHS is seeking additional comment.
(The rule for which pieces of furniture and objects make it onto the Farm, Ms. Dagnal explained: "It has to make you bite your knuckle, and it can't be dinky").
To expression and exemplification, too, the general rule for which the relationship between a symbol and what it symbolizes is never "absolute, universal, or immutable" (1976, 50), applies.
