Sentence examples for suggested rules from inspiring English sources

Noncommital on his own future – "I will wait to see what Portsmouth do, but not for long" – he suggested rules have been bent before for deserving cases.

But from the point of view of the third party, any one of the three suggested rules about conveyance might be unsatisfactory, because it may be difficult for the third party to know whether a contract has been formed, whether a payment under it has been made, or even whether the property has been delivered to the purchaser as owner, as opposed to as borrower or hirer.

Don't worry, all this has nothing to do with the Sinclair-Tribune merger the FCC is considering, and which many worry will produce problematic consolidation in the broadcast world of just the type enabled by the suggested rules.

That's not the only regulatory hurdle the companies must clear, however, and the proposed NHTSA regulations have prompted some pushback from industry players, including notably Toyota, whose North American director of tech and innovation policy highlighted some of the major problems with the suggested rules last year.

That one bidder could have been Google, which showed its hand earlier by publicly stating it would bid the $4.6 billion minimum to support its suggested open access rules (and stuck by that pledge even though only two of its four suggested rules were adopted ).

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Careful comparison with bones from other sites, the authors suggested, ruled out damage inflicted by trampling or the gnawing of carnivores.

With very rare exception, we at Zogby follow the suggested rule of thumb to round off our poll numbers, but our clients occasionally choose to report beyond the decimal.

On Tuesday, Pai distributed to the other commissioners at the FCC a draft of his suggested rule changes under the auspices of the "Restoring Internet Freedom Order".

The writers often debate how far to go in portraying Homer's stupidity; one suggested rule is that "he can never forget his own name".

And it's a popular concept, with more comments filed on this proposal than on any other suggested rule in SEC history -- half a million -- the vast majority in favor.