Sentence examples for rules that is from inspiring English sources

But under European Union rules, that is no longer possible.

"He put together a team fairly, within the rules, that is a monster," Popovich said.

Balls had started sledging, or taunting, as it's called in American football, a breach of rules that is penalised heavily.

The Justice Department should reject it as a violation of antitrust rules that is clearly not in the public's interest.

Are there any potential drawbacks to having a list of rules that is promoted and enforced among social media users?

Tidjane Thiam, left, Prudential's chief executive, has repeatedly railed against the new set of European rules that is expected to affect insurance companies as early as 2013.

Lieber's code may have unequivocally banned torture, but it was far from the rigorously neutral set of rules that is enshrined in humanitarian law today.

"Hopefully the BHA will come around," Crowley said of the hasty review of the new rules that is due to conclude by the end of this week.

Mr. Oliver added that given the difficulty of getting a decent night's sleep outdoors in late November in New York City while following the posted rules, "that is perhaps a hypertechnical or at least an academic question".

Mr. Lindahl said he would provide a figure only when the company moved to American accounting rules -- that is, when required to do so.

One of the things that fundamentally differentiates [de Blasio's policies from earlier rules] that is you have to build affordable housing or else you can't build a building.