Sentence examples for rules that while from inspiring English sources
Instead, the government suggested amendments to criminal procedure rules that, while "falling short" of the recommended reliability test, "would go some way towards reducing the risk of unsafe convictions".
It is a little-known but outrageous asymmetry in the current WTO rules, that while developed countries are allowed to massively subsidize their agriculture (to the tens or hundreds of billions annually), only 17 developing countries are allowed to subsidize over a minimal amount.
Once the investigations wrap up, "N.F.A. has the authority to bring disciplinary action against Mr. Corzine for violations of any N.F.A. rules that occurred while he was a member," said the chairman, Christopher Hehmeyer.
"Once the appropriate agencies have completed their investigations, N.F.A. has the authority to bring disciplinary action against Mr. Corzine for violations of any N.F.A. rules that occurred while he was a member," Mr. Hehmeyer said.
They are tasked with providing clear, enforceable rules that protect the American people while minimizing the burden and cost of those rules.
Guards work their shifts in heavy coats while enforcing rules that prevent prisoners from possessing an extra blanket.
The objective of this MILP is to minimize the number of rules that must be artificially satisfied while finding a feasible solution for the model.
Critics say the banks worked with ICE to create rules and practices that were anticompetitive, like membership rules that for a while blocked other brokers from signing up to do business there.
In certain other countries, this means that men rule (that's here too) while women and girls are sold into the sex trade and have few legal rights.
Their objection set off a rarely used rule that prevents committees from meeting while the full Senate is in session.
Their opinion overturned the part of a lower court ruling that would have thrown out the entire health care law: they ruled that while the individual mandate was unconstitutional, the rest of the law could stand.
