Sentence examples for rules which in from inspiring English sources

The rules, which in essence constitute a new body of law distinct from military and civilian law, allow, for example, witnesses to testify anonymously for the prosecution.

Shortly after Election Day, he declared that he was exempt from ethics and conflict-of-interest rules (which in some areas is technically true).

In the end, however, the system is limited by traffic rules, which in Jersey City prevent street-level trains from moving faster than 25 miles per hour.

Almost a dozen fines have been handed out for this breach of the rules, which in Barclays' case is thought to cover the period between 2007 and 2012.

He also backpedaled fiercely on whether there ought to be a path to citizenship for those who entered the country against the rules, which in the past he has endorsed.

The views of investors other than Ashley will be hard to ignore after the City regulator introduced changes to voting rules which, in some circumstances, can give greater sway to the views of minority investors.

The Clinton roadless rule, which in January 2001 decreed that 58.5 million acres of national forests remain roadless, has been in limbo since a federal judge in Wyoming overturned it in 2003.

And yet almost immediately that spring he faced a hostile local population willing to challenge his right to rule — which, in turn, forced his hand more quickly than he might have expected.

With that kind of backing, she believed she could have won over a majority of the 2,472 total delegates to support the rule, which in turn would have ended Trump's chances.

More measurements will be taken this summer under new, more stringent European Union water quality rules which come in in 2015.

It should be noted that the concept of patterns resembles that of rules, which appears in expert systems and in various decision tree-based methods.