Sentence examples for rules to exclude from inspiring English sources

"If the judge rules to exclude even more evidence, it could be another major blow, so the upcoming decision is crucial".

It also strengthens the definition of an independent director by giving regulators the authority to issue rules to exclude any person from the board with business or close family relationships with the company.

This would have given firms an incentive to produce more trifluoromethane, simply for the sake of cleaning it up, had the UN not amended its rules to exclude new factories from participating in the CDM.

Another possibility would be to redefine the EU's deficit rules to exclude investment spending, which would allow governments to run bigger deficits, again with the ECB providing a backstop.Behind all this sits a problem of political will (see article).

Julia Preston (NYT) MEXICO: MAYORAL PROTEST About 150,000 supporters of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the leading candidate for mayor of Mexico City, rallied to protest efforts by President Ernesto Zedillo's party and two others to use residency rules to exclude Mr. Lopez Obrador from the race.

Apprentices, journeymen, and masters join together in solidarity to impose control over quantity and quality of production, and enforce rigid rules to exclude outsiders.

The agency also revised the original rule to exclude retailers from the disclosures for products they sell under their name but are manufactured by others.

The coroner also ruled to exclude the question of possible British culpability in failing to prevent Litvinenko's death, after concluding that this, too, was an area where his investigations would be fatally hampered by government secrecy.

The Russian state's alleged role in the murder of Alexander Litvinenko will no longer be considered as part of his inquest, after the coroner overseeing the process "reluctantly" ruled to exclude the issue from the scope of his inquiry.

The Chinese supreme court has ruled to exclude sodomy as a criminal act in 1957 [ 102].

An effective clinical decision rule to exclude fracture in acute elbow injury would prevent unnecessary radiography, and could reduce expenditure.