Sentence examples for rules ready from inspiring English sources

The IAAF just need to get their rules ready.

He believes there will "more than one" Para-athlete at the 2016 Olympics and warned the IAAF, athletics' governing body, to "get their rules ready".

Ehman indicated that they hoped to have the new set of rules ready by early 2014 and that a return to San Francisco and its natural amphitheater of a bay remained a strong possibility.

Their arguments would occasionally lead Christine to storm out of the kitchen in tears, but she would always come back before mealtime, and stand behind the serving table as Pastor Ann made her customary announcement about the rules, ready to make sure that everyone got equal portions of casserole or chicken or sausage and peppers.

Additional research including genetic variables from the commencement of the study, enforced by current technical advances in SNP detection is crucial to develop robust prediction rules ready for clinical practice.

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, a Catholic who championed the original contraception mandate, has indicated that the administration hopes to have a revised rule ready "in the near future".

"My own view is that there ought to be disclosure with some safeguards concerning proprietary information," Salazar said at a press briefing sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor last week in Washington, D.C. "So we are in the process of working on a rule and I don't know when we will have that rule ready to go.

Developers, too, seem resigned to the new rules and ready to move on, working within them.

It seems likely that when those rules are ready to go, the commission is going to need to make some adjustments, like allowing trades by American dealers with foreign customers to be cleared under foreign rules.

Assuming most of the 13 proposals become rules, get ready for the second flood.

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