Sentence examples for rules is considered from inspiring English sources

An athlete, under international rules, is considered eligible to compete unless a good reason is shown otherwise, not unlike a criminal defendant who is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

In Pennsylvania, said Potts of Democracy Rising PA, the amount of money allocated for enforcement of ethics rules is considered "budget dust".

The ruling is part of a relaxing of drone rules being considered in the US, where flying the machines for commercial purposes is currently illegal.

Payday lending advertising could be banned under hard-hitting new rules being considered by the new City Watchdog.

This week, America's brokers and exchanges are in an uproar over proposed trading rules being considered by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC).

Under the rules being considered, new Internet telephone companies like Vonage would be able to satisfy their obligations by retaining the companies that offer surveillance technology.

The rules are considered the most difficult in the nation and are filled with detailed requirements that allow challenges to a candidate's petitions.

When rules being considered by Congress threatened a California tribe's planned casino in 2005, Mr. McCain helped spare the tribe.

In broad scope, the new rules being considered depart from the largely hands-off approach that dominated bank regulation in the United States for the last three decades.

But some of the other rules being considered might not be necessary if the S.E.C. took what might be called a "principles-based approach".

First, the more specific rules are considered until a general case (the last rule) is reached.