Sentence examples for rules intact from inspiring English sources

The cellulosic biofuel industry has asked the E.P.A. to keep all the rules intact.

That's why Mr. Renneisen, an Atlantic City casino chief who pocketed a pink slip when the Claridge Casino and Hotel Corporation filed for bankruptcy last fall, entered the pageant picture with an agenda that leaves the old rules intact.

Hollywood wanted the rules intact so that the broadcasters would remain dependent on its products.

The general conduct rule could be restricted or even eliminated, and that would leave the other, more critical net neutrality rules intact.

However, they largely left the other RFS rules intact, says Wally Tyner, an agricultural economist at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, who has reviewed the court's decision.

Asked if he was pledging to leave the legislative rules intact, he answered, "Correct".

In political posturing before today's announcement, at least 20 Republican lawmakers had joined with more than 100 Democrats in urging President Bush to leave the rule intact.

Most of the trauma found in peoples lives today can be traced to suppression from one system or another that has demanded silence to keep their rule intact.

Nonetheless, the NFL "is fighting desperately to keep the FCC rule intact", filling terrifying briefs to the Commission saying "the eventual result likely would be decrease in the amount of professional sports on broadcast television".

Some disclosure rules remain intact.

The company said the deployment would be contingent on whether regulatory rules remain intact that would not force SBC -- and other regional Bell operating companies -- to lease their networks to competitors at low rates set by states.