Sentence examples for rules with its from inspiring English sources

But British Airways has not renegotiated wages or work rules with its unions, as some analysts say it must.

India (like Pakistan and Israel) never signed the treaty, so unlike North Korea and a suspect Iran, it is argued, broke no rules with its weapons-making.

The United States, the European Union and Japan filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization last week against China, accusing it of violating free trade rules with its quotas and taxes on rare earth exports.

The success is encouraging, in that it siphons attention away from sentimental shlockers like The Green Mile, with its questionable take on race, and The Cider House Rules, with its bizarre pseudo-issues.

Congratulations – of a sort – to Leeds local TV station Made in Leeds which managed the rare and possibly unique distinction of breaching media regulator Ofcom's broadcasting rules with its very first show.

Chinese customs officials halted some shipments of raw rare earths to the United States and Europe from Oct. 18 to 28, after the Obama administration opened an investigation into whether China was violating international free trade rules with its green energy policies, including China's restrictions on rare earth exports.

It's much easier to learn one rule, with its exceptions, and apply it to everything, than it is to learn 2,000 different words independently.

It illuminates and justifies Tuymans's eccentric work rule, with its distant redolence of Jackson Pollock's odd decision to paint in the air above a canvas.

Civic Platform captured about two-fifths of the seats in the Sejm and was poised to continue coalition rule with its junior partner, the PSL.

In 2009, Georgia's entry, We Don't Wanna Put In, was deemed to break this rule, with its apparent reference to the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.

In his taboo-shattering diorama, this most powerful symbol of Communist Party rule — with its Mao Zedong mausoleum and portrait, its revolutionary monuments and Great Hall of the People — is under assault from all sides.