Sentence examples for rules setting out from inspiring English sources

There are no rules setting out compensation for delayed baggage.

It is also likely that the complaints system will be strengthened – with new rules setting out the information that patients must be given before they sign up for treatment and what to do if they are dissatisfied with the results.

Much policy reform has rightly been directed toward public choice and away from provider-side monopolies – we can choose which NHS trust to use – but without explicit and effective rules setting out how to close an institution that the public rejects, policies giving choice can be expensive to the public purse.

There was no formal mechanism in the rules setting out how a state could leave the European Union.

The bill will also tighten up the definition of who is ineligible for jury service in England and Wales on mental health grounds and change the model articles of association for companies - the rules setting out director's responsibilities - to remove provisions he claimed were discriminatory.

7. The Governing Council shall adopt internal rules setting out in detail its relation with the supervisory board.

The rules set out nine weight classes and limit most bouts to three five-minute rounds.

Those rules set out 27 criteria the industry can weigh to make this determination.

Justice Department officials have said that they are following the rules set out in federal immigration law.

Inspecting the possibilitiesIraq said it would let UN inspectors return under rules set out by the Security Council in 1998.

New governments in Germany, Italy and France are not so beholden to the rules set out to create the euro.