Sentence examples for rules that will apply from inspiring English sources

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See, for example, the recent decision to exempt foreign-exchange swaps and forwards from the rules that will apply to most other over-the-counter derivative transactions.

There are, of course, many different types of archaeological sites, and there is no one set of precepts and rules that will apply to excavation as a whole.

But the authorities plan to develop additional rules that will apply to large, cross-border banks that can rock financial markets when they get in trouble — as happened when Lehman Brothers failed in September 2008.

"With financial regulators considering a host of new domestic and international capital requirements, we write today to urge your agencies to simplify and enhance the capital rules that will apply to U.S. banks," reads the letter from the two lawmakers.

The International Accounting Standards Board, which sets rules that will apply in much of the world, is working on an options rule and is expected to propose one later this year.

But beginning in 2016 it is a rule that will apply to everyone who plays golf.

"But the rule that you there adopt is a rule that will apply to every police officer, anyone who arrests anyone anywhere in the country, and no matter how clear it is that the motive was retaliation against a point of view, that individual will be protected" from a retaliation suit.

In Europe a new privacy directive, now being drafted and likely to come into effect in 2016, will introduce extremely strict (some say stifling) rules on data collection that will apply across the European Union.

McCain has always, genuinely, believed in dismantling government regulations, and there he was, vowing to create new "comprehensive regulations that will apply the rules and enforce them to the fullest".

That will apply itself this year.