Sentence examples for rules ordered by from inspiring English sources

An article on Thursday about a major change in Russian parliamentary election rules ordered by President Vladimir V. Putin misspelled the surname of the director of a project on developing Russian election law.

Telecoms lobbyists have filed a brief in a lawsuit that includes nearly every major industry player demanding that the Washington DC court of appeals vacate net neutrality rules ordered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in February.

Rules ordered by Congress in 1998 have made audits slower and more cumbersome, forcing the I.R.S. into negotiating with some big taxpayers what issues will be examined and which ignored.

The rules, ordered by Gov. Jerry Brown on Jan .6., would apply to 12 natural gas storage fields in California, some near residential areas.

The commission also adopted a rule ordered by Congress requiring the chief executive and chief financial officer of the largest companies to certify the accuracy of their quarterly and annual reports.

Most of the rules were ordered by Congress as part of the corporate fraud and accounting legislation signed into law by President Bush four weeks ago.

It also copes with thefts, damp cables that break the iris scanners, and labourers' fingers so worn that their prints do not show.Still, contractors look far nimbler at solving myriad problems than civil servants, who are still hampered, for example, by rules ordering that all official communication be done on paper (e-mails will not do).

Under existing rules, appraisals are ordered by lenders who have no incentive to negotiate lower prices.

The government's proposal was a response to an indefinite delay to the rule ordered Oct. 10 by the judge, Charles R. Breyer of Federal District Court in San Francisco.

Weber (1948) elaborates: "There is the principle of fixed and official jurisdictional areas, which are generally ordered by rules that is, by laws or administrative regulation".

Mr. Dorgan added, "If the Supreme Court rules that the counts ordered by the Florida Supreme Court shall not happen, I think it's pretty much the end of the line".