Sentence examples for rules specifically from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it should have done so in response to the latest ruling by Judge Ginsburg, in 2011, which threw out rules — specifically authorized by Congress in the Dodd-Frank law — allowing minority shareholders in very limited cases to get access to corporate proxies to propose candidates for director.
"I got away with it because there weren't any rules specifically about mime artists," he recalls.
"Fire Department rules specifically require buildings under demolition to be inspected every 15 days," the mayor said.
"Parliament when passing the rules specifically maintained these proceedings as private, and denied members of the public admission.
Last September, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates ordered new rules specifically to defuse tensions over Afghan civilian deaths.
"N.C.A.A. rules specifically limit the people who are allowed to recruit on behalf of our institutions," Humphrey said.
The court ruled specifically that Sun and Netscape Communications, maker of the first commercial Internet browser, had suffered.
At a panel discussion here, Mr. Moore said that the festival had a rule specifically prohibiting documentaries.
Although the new deals were described as improper, no current law or Treasury rule specifically prohibits them.
"We don't understand why the AFL has made this rule specifically for us considering we've complied with their rules," Ireland said.
But Mr. Cholst said that if the rule specifically grants a couple with children priority over those who do not have children, it might violate federal law.
