Sentence examples for rules which have been from inspiring English sources

In the upside-down world of the "losing" contract, how should we apply our standard rules for measuring damages, rules which have been constructed upon entirely different assumptions?

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

Under the rules, which have been applied to about 15 prisoners nationwide, he is barred from communicating with virtually anyone but his lawyers.

So far, then, each of the cases to which I have referred appears to me to be in direct contravention of the rules which have been so elaborately pressed upon me by the Defendants' counsel.

The new rules, which have been years in the making, in the face of strong opposition from some states and businesses, mark the first nationwide limits on CO2 from fossil fuel power generation in the US.

The new rules, which have been disclosed days before hundreds of thousands of pupils pick up their A-level results, are targeted at teenagers whose results are underestimated by their teachers.

The rules, which had been anticipated since early this month, took effect on Feb. 10.

The E.P.A. adopted the new rules, which had been pushed by the Clinton administration, in January.

John Irving, best adapted screenplay winner for "The Cider House Rules," which had been attacked by anti-abortion groups.

The suspended regulations, in turn, were themselves a replacement for an earlier set of rules which had been thrown out by the courts in 2008.

According to the rules, which had been painstakingly negotiated to broadcast the trial live, the cameras may not be switched on until the judge walks into the courtroom.