Sentence examples for rules in future from inspiring English sources

The government is changing the rules in future elections in order to increase the overseas turnout.

(And it seems to have reassured Japan's commercial airlines, which after lobbying by their government announced that they would not be following Chinese rules in future).

Homeowners who use a domestic surveillance camera system on their properties but fail to take their neighbours' privacy into account could face tougher rules in future, a Home Office watchdog has said.

Johnson & Johnson, Henkel, Reckitt Benckiser, Colgate-Palmolive, Procter & Gamble and Beiersdorf saw their fines reduced by 16-18% because they did not contest the watchdog's findings and pledged to comply with the rules in future.

The commission said Labour "did not comply" with a code of conduct that requires political parties to hand in every postal vote application within two days of receiving them, and had been asked to honour those rules in future.

"One of the aims of the investigation, in addition to trying to understand the environment within which such serious breaches came to be committed, has been to identify what measures are needed to ensure the yard operates in accordance with the Rules in future.

Nor will anything he says add to our ability to predict how he will rule in future cases.

The chief justice of the United States is supposed to uphold the law according to precedent and not speculate on how he would rule in future cases.

Second, the overall accuracy of the final model was not so high, thus more markers are needed to improve the efficacy of the rule in future.

According to Gasparino, the S.E.C. is determined to intervene, the only question being how it does so: "If they don't nix this deal, they are going to do some rules in the future that could nix future deals.

For the moment, these are mostly curricular and teacher-training rules, but in future teachers may be given freer rein over budgetary and purchasing decisions.