Sentence examples for rules was agreed from inspiring English sources

In March, a "lite" version of the stability and growth pact, the EU's fiscal rules, was agreed in Lisbon in order to accommodate budget-busters including Germany, and the drive to liberalise services was stymied.

The annual meeting has always voted for the committee's proposals, although in theory it could reject them: "We're always aware of that," says Grant Moir of the R&A's Rules Department.The authority of the R&A dates from 1897 150 years after the rules of golf were first drafted when a uniform code of rules was agreed among Scottish clubs.

He could be put on the register if the new rules are agreed.

Almost half (47%) of those questioned said they most wanted a regulatory body for newspapers where the rules were agreed and enforced by the courts.

In a recent study rules were agreed to deal with uncertainty in soil carbon stocks for purposes of carbon trading by treating a percentile of the estimation distribution as the estimated value.

Yet, even if the rules are agreed and indictments are served, as few as 10 of the most senior Khmer Rouge leaders and those "most responsible" for the genocide are likely to appear in the dock.

Yet even if the rules are agreed and indictments are served, as few as 10 of the most senior Khmer Rouge leaders and those said to be most responsible for the genocide are likely to appear in the dock.

The committee has to be elected by all the members, the rules are agreed at the beginning by everyone, the safe has three keys that are kept by three members, and the safe is kept by the treasurer.

Aid money can now be used to deal with humanitarian crises in wealthy countries after changes to the existing international rules were agreed at a meeting in Paris on Tuesday.

The national air quality rules were agreed at an executive meeting of the state council presided over by the premier, Wen Jiabao, on 1 March, a statement on its website said.

And once the new rules are agreed they will need to be robustly monitored (such as by a much-reinforced IMF), and enforced at the global level (such as by a new purpose-created international tribunal).