Sentence examples for rules setting for from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's, the haughty auction house, says proposed IRS rules setting for the first time a bare-bones educational level for art appraisers rendering valuations for tax purposes would disqualify "many" of its 100 appraisers.

The EA is bound by rules set for them by Defra and the Treasury," he said.

Under the rules set for the Senate debate, proposed amendments to the McCain-Feingold bill will be voted on every three hours across two weeks.

The United States wants its damaged plane returned and rules set for future encounters; China wants the United States to stop reconnaissance flights near its borders.

Most of the restraints imposed on immigration detainees by jails are the rules set for their criminal-justice population, he said.

Under rules set for GM's top 25 executives, cash pay was slashed overall by 31%.

The rules, set for the end of March 2013, come after review by the City watchdog aimed at preventing the mis-selling of packaged bank accounts.

"The Secretary of State's decision demonstrates that people who ignore planning rules set for the good of everyone, are likely to find themselves in this unfortunate position".

However, an ABC rep told TMZ that there were no ground rules set for the interview.

We employed the RNTech-obtained rules set for the Asterand source and prediction accuracy was 74.4% (Figure 4).

Adolescents with a higher conflict level with their parents refused to obey the supervision of their parents, including the rules set for Internet use [28].