Sentence examples for rules which could from inspiring English sources

rules, which could allow Russia to retaliate against American businesses.

The U.S.D.A. will evaluate public comment before issuing a final set of rules, which could take many months.

America is also furious about the proposed rules, which could limit the activities of its hedge funds in Europe.

Infantino remains confident that the rules, which could see the first sanctions being applied in 2014-15, "have teeth".

With good reason: the banking industry has gotten relief from recent changes to accounting rules, which could inflate earnings.

The rules, which could go into effect in January, detail circumstances in which officials must disqualify themselves from cases.

She added that the new proposed rule — which could come as soon as January — would address the various concerns.

The study seems to assume brokers will no longer be able to charge commissions under a new rule, which couldn't be further from the truth.

It requires that a separate resolution be filed, debated and voted on for each rule, which could consume a great deal of time.

"The bank now has my payment on hold until the central bank confirms the new rule, which could take up to 30 days, but if it is implemented I will change my mind about this purchase," he said.

The new rule — which could be made final at any moment — would allow projects like roads, bridges and dams to proceed without review if the agency in charge decides they would cause no environmental harm.