Sentence examples for rules in one from inspiring English sources

The standards are stricter in the United States than in Europe — indeed, the issue is also part of negotiations between the United States and Asia — but the fashion industry hopes that a change in rules in one jurisdiction could weigh on the larger negotiations among the giant trading blocs.

"They can't just change the rules in one night," she said Saturday, amid confusion about whether green-card holders from Iraq could return to the United States.

The EPA expects to finalize the rules in one year and give states one year to submit an initial compliance plan.

Companies can then elect to comply with the new rules in one of two ways: either by implementing the code provisions directly or by providing an explanation of why they have elected not to.

On Sunday, the Kelso stewards referred conditional jockey Michael O'Connell to the BHA's disciplinary panel after he was found guilty of four separate breaches of the whip rules in one ride.

"For both owners and tenants, this codification is an extremely valuable and useful process" because it consolidates all the rules in one place, said Joseph Strasburg, president of the city's largest landlord group, the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents 25,000 owners and managers.

New rules in one-design sailing are encouraging amateurs at the expense of professionals.

"Timing wrong," Neville later ruled in one of several further digressions on the Karius interview, oddly judging that it's not at all interesting for fans to hear about athletes for whom things are going wrong as well as right.

Judge Edwin H. Stern, on behalf of a unanimous panel, ruled in one case that defendants could raise profiling issues for the first time on direct appeal if they were convicted or pleaded guilty before Mr. Verniero's 1999 report on profiling.

Das could rule in one of three ways.

Taliban rule, in one sense, was the forced application of conservative Pashtun village life in Afghanistan's cities.