Sentence examples for rules presenting from inspiring English sources

All farms within a designated zone were having to comply with the new rules presenting practical difficulties particularly for the smaller holdings.

The official Dutch economics analysis office predicted budget deficits of 4.5%, 4.1%, and 3.3% for the next three years, all in breach of the new rules, presenting a dilemma for the minority coalition of liberals and Christian Democrats.

Commentators have suggested that Beckett was intrigued by chess because of the way it combined the free play of imagination with a rigid set of rules, presenting what the editors of the Faber Companion to Samuel Beckett call a "paradox of freedom and restriction".

But treating the attacks as acts of war would mean applying a different set of rules, presenting a new challenge to policymakers.All sorts of "translation problems" arise when trying to apply existing international rules relating to terrorism and warfare to online attacks, says Duncan Hollis, a professor of law at Temple University in Pennsylvania.

The audit noted that overall compliance with the law was relatively high; about 96 percent of travelers entering the country's 39 land ports of entry along the Mexican and Canadian borders now follow the new rules, presenting, for instance, a passport, a border-crossing card or a birth certificate.

They establish their own rules, presenting us with characters whose deliberate attempts to avoid communication stoke an atmosphere that can move from bitingly funny to eerie in a trice — in the time it takes a drop of water to fall into a bucket, to borrow an image from the play.

He added that some rules present difficult questions of costs and benefits.

Few rules present a greater challenge — or have provoked more political squabbling — than this one.

Former paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson, for instance, says relaxation of the rules presents "a chilling prospect" for disabled people.

The six restrictive rules presented above and their established interpretation within the legal system fulfil this criteria.

"I think the big reason is not collusion by owners but teams taking advantage of the rules presented them.