Sentence examples for rules it has from inspiring English sources

Even though China is part of the WTO and thus constrained by its rules, it has nevertheless developed several industries from scratch using the widest margin of political discretion that WTO flexibilities allow and often ignoring international community admonitions to behave according to international expectations (He 2015).

With its new rules, it has joined a small but growing number of colleges that have taken the extra step of trying to regulate those relationships that, at least at the outset, both parties seem to want.

While the European Commission has conducted a series of reviews of its network access rules, it has so far stopped short of proposing net neutrality legislation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is years behind its rulemaking agenda, and many of the rules it has produced have been sharply criticized as inadequate by the authors of the law.

Israel is a realized dream and a victim of its own success while Italy has been, up until now, a victim of its own resistance to fight internal corruption and conform to rules it has been repeatedly asked to abide by as a member of the EU.

When an entire economy operates without rules, it has a problem.

The third judge argued in a dissent that BP was trying to change the rules it had already agreed to.

At the time, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) was the governing body of real tennis, whose rules it had recently revised.

Under personnel rules, it had 18 months from the date of the shooting, Nov. 25, 2006, to charge the officers.

And as the presidential polls closed, the SCAF issued an innocuous-looking annex to the rules it had set for the transition.

The perception was that because government was a bureaucracy, the policies and rules it had effected would be adhered to.