Sentence examples for rules in line with from inspiring English sources

Ministers argue that the new law has merely modernised the rules in line with technological developments.

The Dubia Multi-Commodities Centre insists these changes were made simply to keep rules in line with similar international standards.

State officials said the proposal was intended to bring utility rules in line with the state's Development and Redevelopment plan, which was created to help curb suburban sprawl.

Bringing borrowing rules in line with other countries across the world would release £20bn over five years, solving in part the problem of underinvestment in housing.

It could amend the A.D.E.A. to bring age-discrimination rules in line with the more generous ones available under Title VII.

Passage of the pending legislation would at least bring New York's rules in line with the more humane and family-friendly policies of most other states.

MEP Jan Philip Albrecht, for example, couched them as "vague requests", and described the approach as "neither effective" (i.e. in its aim of regulating tech platforms) nor "in line with rule of law principles".

But a statement said English boxing is now "in line with the rules and bylaws of international competition".

The judge ruled in line with the prosecution's demand that he should receive a fine of €1,000, with €500 suspended.

The early releases of more than 400 men are meant to bring guerrillas who fought for and against British rule in line with the 1998 peace settlement that has created a power-sharing government in Belfast.

She said it appeared that after the referendum revealed how unpopular Mr. Basescu was, the court decided to rule in line with public opinion rather than adhere to the letter of the law.