Sentence examples for rules with those from inspiring English sources

When Thomas Wentworth Wills (1835 80) combined Rugby's rules with those from Harrow and Winchester, Australian rules football was born.

Harmonising America's rules with those in other countries would be a step towards greater co-operation and efficiency in patent examinations globally.

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In particular, the UK has recently adopted a new Competition Act harmonizing its rules with those of Articles 81 and 82 of the EC Treaty, with the principal aim of providing greater certainty in the law.

After ten years in the chair, he will hand over to Hans Hoogervorst, a Dutch financial regulator, on July 1st.Sir David's biggest project has been convergence of IASB's rules with those of America's Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).

Among the topics discussed are efforts by accounting rule makers to bring about convergence of American rules with those set by the International Accounting Standards Board, whose rules are scheduled to become mandatory in Europe next year.

Since then, it has played one game per season under those rules, with the next one to take place today.

"Any alteration to those rules with the potential to disrupt the development of such a critical segment of the economy should be undertaken by Congress," he wrote.

A movement was organized to unite the Telugu-speaking peoples living under British rule with those under the nizam's administration.

"We announce our allegiance to the Caliph of the Muslims... and will hear and obey in times of difficulty and prosperity, in hardship and ease, and to endure being discriminated against, and not to dispute about rule with those in power, except in case of evident infidelity regarding that which there is a proof from Allah," said the message.

Her story counterpoints the lives of an embittered old judge, a survivor of British colonial rule, with those of his loyal cook and the cook's son, one of the immigrants who scrabbles for subsistence on developing world pay in New York.