Sentence examples for rules stand from inspiring English sources

About 60,000 children would remain ineligible if the new federal rules stand.

Despite his formidable theory, Schoenberg was never one to let rules stand in the way of composing an effective piece.

We use this assumption to justify that whenever the antecedents of a number of rules stand in a relationship that is invariant under linear (or monotonic) transformations, their consequents should also stand in that relationship.

Among the handful of major city departments behind killings in moving vehicles so far this year, the Indianapolis metropolitan police department's rules stand out as unusually loose.

"I remember Smokey Robinson telling the guards and the people who were making those rules stand back because our music was for everybody.

As the rules stand now, judicial candidates are supposed to set up campaign finance committees to keep the names of the contributors secret from the candidates themselves.

In the fourth quarter of last year, he said, the latest Basel rules stood to increase the "risk-weighted" value of the credit derivatives portfolio that contains the Whale's trades to $60 billion, from $20 billion.

At immigration offices, Cubans scrutinized posters clarifying the new rules, stood in line to get new passports and pressed around immigration officials in spearmint-color uniforms seeking details of what paperwork was now required.

As the rules stood in 2014, when Johnson approached Chelsea, it is believed that clubs were only required to inform the Premier League about any safeguarding issues that had also been reported to external bodies.

The case is the first in which Ms. Rousseff, who was impeached last year for violating budgetary rules, stands accused of partaking in the kickback schemes that have cast a pall over every major Brazilian political party.

But the conglomerates argued that the restrictions inhibited their ability to do business, and government officials said the rules stood in the way of privatizing a number of banks.