Sentence examples for rules intended for from inspiring English sources
However, many people argue that the nation's patent rules, intended for a mechanical world, are inadequate in today's digital marketplace.
It was in some ways a Faustian bargain, ensuring roads across the country would be bike-accessible but requiring cyclists to follow rules intended for much larger, more dangerous vehicles.
A byproduct of this unsuccessful effort was that some players were required, following Olympic rules intended for different activities, to take a drug test during the world championships in Montreal.
In fact, regulation has become confused because of the growth in "fractional ownership," in which people or companies share ownership of a plane as if it were a time-share condominium; such planes operate under looser rules intended for privately owned planes.
However, our rationale was to investigate and attempt to improve upon the types of classification rules intended for use in population dyslipidemia screening that have been obtained in previous studies employing similar but more limited analytical approaches.
Normally, drivers must compete in every event to be eligible for the championship, but Nascar granted a waiver to Stewart under a rule intended for primarily for medical issues.
Disclosure rules intended to substitute for meaningful regulation becomes the unwitting device by which our genuine electoral sentiments are auctioned off.
Impala and Lonmin are doing the deal to comply with government rules intended to make amends for apartheid.
The Obama administration is issuing new rules intended to improve fuel efficiency for medium and heavy-duty trucks and cut pollution blamed for global warming.
A federal appeals court again struck down affirmative-action rules intended to increase job opportunities for minorities and women in the broadcasting industry after finding they were unconstitutional.
A15 New Campaign Finance Rules The Federal Election Commission passed a series of campaign finance rules intended to make it harder for some independent political groups to spend millions in unrestricted contributions in future elections.
