Sentence examples for rules outlined from inspiring English sources

Recruitment is a challenge, governed by strict rules outlined in one of the schools chancellor's guidelines.

Pupils will only be offered two portions of deep-fried, battered and breadcrumb-coated foods each week under the rules outlined by Gove.

This is allowed under "alternative redress" rules outlined by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), as long as the customer would have been able to make a claim.

As long as the marine environment is safeguarded by the sorts of rules outlined above, there is no reason not to use the sea to the full.

If anyone is looking for reasons why many women are up in arms about "unfair" changes to the state pension age, then the weird quirk in the UK pension rules outlined above is just one.

In the rules outlined on Thursday, private equity firms that own more than one bank would have to provide "cross-guarantees," under which they would use capital from a healthier bank to shore up a weaker one.

To discourage bogus requests, some buildings are drafting rules outlining the conditions for which waivers are granted.

There were even rules outlining how "cute" members' avatars had to be, the precedent set by the hard-rocking piglet himself.

On Wednesday, the S.E.C. also proposed new rules outlining the process for banks and other financial firms that trade derivatives to register with the agency.

The government published rules outlining the liability that nuclear equipment suppliers to India's government-operated power plants would face in the case of an accident.

Mr. Ward acknowledged Tuesday that the rules outlining mayoral succession do not indicate that transfers necessarily be made in writing, but he said he would argue that a verbal notice is not enough.