Sentence examples for rules setting up from inspiring English sources

But in a twist, Mr. Gallant's Washington-based committee organized itself in New Jersey under state law, not federal rules, setting up a political committee.

(Under the rules setting up Ipsa, its plans for MPs' pay have to be reviewed in the first year of a new parliament).

The police in Beijing last week initiated a 100-day campaign to "clean out" foreigners who break immigration, residency or work rules, setting up a special telephone hotline for Beijingers to report suspects.

Mr. Riley, always something of a cosmic mystic, won his first fame in 1964 with his composition "In C," which has been endlessly recorded and played, in part because it's so beautiful and in part because it's so ingenious: a series of simple melodic figures that any group of any kind of instrumentalists may play according to certain simple rules, setting up a dappled tapestry of sound.

Some U.S. officials fear that overseas regulators could retaliate by forcing those that do business with their banks to comply with their rules, setting up a possible conflict with U.S. regulations.

The ruling, which the Supreme Court refused to reconsider on appeal last fall, demolished rules set up by Visa and MasterCard forbidding banks issuing those cards to also issue cards for rivals like Amex.

The entire press (including this newspaper) will be bound by rules set up for tabloids.

The rules set up a two-year process for selecting new board members.

"They act like we act, according to the rules set up after 1973," he said respectfully.

You have to have the rules set up so you can defend Wall Street.

The rules set up the potential for severe regulatory delays, as politicians from all parties intervene in the deal-making.