Sentence examples for rules the recent from inspiring English sources

So, for example, under Europe's incoming rules the recent breach disclosed by Equifax — affecting ~143M consumers, including some in Europe, and including names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, drivers' licenses and (for a subset) credit card info — could have resulted in a fine as high as $68.5M, based off of projections for the company's full year revenue for 2017.

Yet it seems almost silly to try to impose consistent check-in rules given the recent chaos.

The first hire she announced was Rachel Rubin, a lawyer who testified on ethics rules during the recent legislative hearings weighing whether to recommend impeachment of Mr. Rowland.

But loosening the ownership rules permitted the recent purchase of the Orlando Miracle by the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, Conn., and possible expansion to other non-N.B.A. cities that are good markets for the game.

Mr Pitt also appeared to soften an insistence that all foreign companies listed in America would be bound by the stricter corporate-governance rules of the recent Sarbanes-Oxley Act.See article: Harvey PittBuford Yates, an executive at WorldCom, pleaded guilty to cooking the books in a massive accounting scandal that inflated the company's profits by some $7 billion.

Remarketing aircraft used to be played by gentlemen's rules, but the recent glut of planes has attracted a new breed of scrappy bottom feeders.

One that doesn't follow the rules of the recent past, but goes much further into the past to find truth.

Labour ruled in the recent past and was in government when the economy crashed.

"The proposed public charge rule puts the recent coverage progress for citizen children at risk.

That conviction was later expunged in Germany, a development that caused Judge Horowitz to rule in the recent trial that it could not be admitted as evidence.

Its first show, a group exhibition entitled Past Future Perfect, addresses the period between the repression of Russian artists under Soviet rule, and the recent explosion in contemporary Russian art.