Sentence examples for rules some of the from inspiring English sources

Under those rules, some of the audit firms might be exempt from the inspections.

In addition, to comply with the complex budget reconciliation rules, some of the savings from the education changes had to be redirected to pay for parts of the health care legislation.

Edward Hudgins of the libertarian Cato Institute calls the rules "some of the most dangerous and costly regulations to come along in the last decade", and the US Chamber of Commerce is going to court to try to overturn them.

Erik Nicholson, a national vice president of the United Farm Workers, applauded Ms. Solis's decision, calling the Bush rules "some of the worst setbacks for farm workers in decades".

Mr. Plunkett recalled that John C. Dugan, the head of the comptroller's office, sent a letter to the Fed about a year ago recommending that it carve out of the credit card rules some of the same items opposed by the banks.

4. Tell your rule-follower that everyone breaks rules some of the time--even on purpose if they don't think the rule is fair. 5. Tell them it is okay to disagree with grown-ups.

In 2011, the Fisa court ruled some of the NSA's internet surveillance unconstitutional, yet the NSA wasn't required to shut down any of the spy programs that led to the ruling.

He describes how a series of bad decisions in Thailand and Indonesia -- from linking their currencies to the dollar, then failing to supervise their banks, then letting political cronies rule some of the world's most promising economies -- led to disaster.

The Qing Dynasty shifted their policy to the bureaucratization of native officers and implemented direct rule, some of the more inconvenient areas for travel became more accessible, resulting in the large in-migration of Han migrants.

The edict of the Golden Bull in 1356 provided the basic constitution of the empire and codified the election of the emperor by seven prince-electors who ruled some of the most powerful principalities and archbishoprics.

The rules would have given Switzerland the world's toughest pay rules and some of the lowest executive salaries.