Few companies bother, however, largely because of a rule, unique to Cuba, requiring that the American companies do on-site monitoring to make sure products are not used for weapons.
This is the rule, unique to English football, by which the leagues allow clubs in administration to leave unpaid all creditors including tax, charities (most notoriously St John Ambulance), local businesses, public services and local schools, but insist clubs must pay all players and other clubs in full.
These rules are unique to each person but common examples include the intuitive feeling that, "something is not right" [ 35], or perhaps a systematic unwillingness to make a judgement call of heightened risk of financial abuse for fear of, "getting it wrong" or setting off punitive investigative process.
The constructed integration rule is unique to an element and it is considered to be optimal in the sense that the final quadrature points and weights satisfy the moment fitting equations within the trimmed domain up to a predefined tolerance.
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He also said that "unless anthrax operates by a set of rules unique among bacteria, one would expect to encounter a spectrum of disease," from the mild to the severe.
The debate over flight time rules is not unique to Europe.
But others, like banks and trust companies, are monitored by federal or state banking regulators although it is doubtful that bank examiners are checking for compliance with rules and laws unique to the mutual fund industry.
There are two speedy trial rules that are unique to courts-martial.
