Sentence examples for rules which have from inspiring English sources

Those rules, which have expired, were instrumental in eliminating the budget deficit in the 1990's.

"Nowhere has Sir Thomas explained why he has changed the rules which have resulted in his recalculations," he said.

The election rules, which have come under criticism in Taiwan, work against the development of broad campaign themes.

The new rules, which have yet to be formalized, will ban certain changes unless they conform to existing styles.

Ripping up the rules which have kept the underground system moving for more than a century produced a mixed response from passengers.

But any decision has to be put off amid continued uncertainty about the details of the new rules, which have yet to go through the British Parliament.

The W.T.O.'s rules, which have been crafted mostly to remove barriers to imports, must be adapted to address this new threat.

The government is also considering reducing "red tape" by winding back rules which have businesses reporting the gender make-up of their workplaces.

Bailey, who runs the Bank's regulation arm – the Prudential Regulation Authority – is also being asked to consider capital rules which have also prompted protests from smaller banks.

Ashcroft today said that he will relinquish his non-dom status to comply with new rules, which have cross-party support.

But it was his comments on third-party ownership, and whether he was offering advice on bypassing "ridiculous" FA and Fifa rules, which have caused real alarm.