Sentence examples for rules of the current from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, design rules of the current direct strength method were modified.

"A study from May 2014 found that the rules of the current tax system were three times more costly for non-OECD countries," said Montes.

She said the "convenient ambiguity" and "unwritten rules" of the current system meant "past understandings are by no means always understood".

The Warriors accomplished two goals: getting rid of Starks, who will be a free agent, and acquiring Hughes, an exciting young player who must stay at Golden State for at least three years under the rules of the current collective bargaining agreement between players and owners.

Ven plays inside the more closed rules of the current system, but even Bitcoin, with its 'radical' open nature, is subject to the value quandary: to be traded, it must be assigned a value.

The very people, it must be acknowledged, who now have an ally in the chair of the Democratic National Committee, who has so engineered the rules of the current Democratic primary process so as to virtually assure her unlimited access to a Clinton White House where she can walk in freely to press the case for her, ahem, "scum-sucking, bottom-feeding predatory" donors and pals.

The genocide of 1994, which killed an estimated 800,000 people – primarily from the Tutsi minority – has weighted heavily on perceptions of Rwanda and the rule of the current president, Paul Kagame, has come under considerable scrutiny from human rights organisations.

She was also quoted by the South Korean news media as saying that North Koreans appeared to be happy under the rule of the current leader, Kim Jone-un, ofe of Kim Jong-il's sons.

The document has put an end to the Republic of Hungary and pluralistic democracy, and assuming it remains in force, ensures the rule of the current administration for a long time to come.

True, even a free vote might merely perpetuate the rule of the current nationalists, rather than bringing to power the new party promised by Mrs Plavsic or a government of other, more moderate Serbs.

Under the rule of the current pro-Russian president, Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus is a contradictory country where, as Milach points out, people are free to travel abroad and enjoy unrestricted access to the internet, but there is no press freedom and, of late, the president has faced accusations of electoral corruption and increasing human-rights violations.