Sentence examples for rules that will be from inspiring English sources

In addition to the rules that will be taken up by delegates, there is a full schedule of speakers.

The Senate will vote next week — probably on Wednesday — on competing Democratic and Republican sequester plans, and neither is expected to get the 60 votes necessary to pass under the rules that will be adopted.

By March 31st, the IASB will release a set of rules that will be used, ultimately, by some 90 countries including, from 2005, all 7,000 listed companies in Europe.

Since then, the S.E.C. has introduced new rules for storing electronic records related to audits, including many e-mail messages, for up to seven years, rules that will be felt by every public company.

Bodies Electric The New York Art Ensemble will offer a program on Sunday with a series of rules that will be music to children's ears: don't sit down, don't be still and please make some noise.

New air-quality rules that will be in effect in the United States by the end of the decade will require diesel and gasoline engines to meet the same emission levels.

"We have all agreed that if they make a blanket rule, that will be the death of them," he said.

But he added, "The language in today's proposals, however, does not appear to me to create a rule that will be sure to do that".

Mr. Ashcroft said that the immigration agency would have the system operating by July 1 and that educational institutions would have until Jan . 30to enter their data on foreign students, under a proposed rule that will be published in The Federal Register.

The proposed change will come as little consolation to Joost Luiten, who was disqualified from the Memorial tournament after Thursday's first round for violating the portion of the rule that will be deleted: his stance was deemed to cause his ball to move in a hazard.

They unveiled proposed rule revisions that will be open for public comment for 60 days.