Sentence examples for temporary rules from inspiring English sources

Under the temporary rules, employers give cash to charitable organizations in exchange for leave time employees agree to forgo.

The only administration proposal is that Congress extend for two years the temporary rules for an important pension discount rate.

Along with the breakup plan it submitted to the judge, the government proposal includes several temporary rules to alter Microsoft's conduct while the breakup would be carried out.

At the end of March, the minister of health announced temporary rules to apply from July 1, with a ban on the trade in organs.

The most important result of the 1881 pogrom wave was the promulgation in May 1882 of the notorious "temporary rules," which further restricted Jewish rights and remained in effect to the very end of the Russian Empire.

A deal will eventually be reached: potentially one which placates India by adopting temporary rules on food security, to be revised at a more politically convenient time.The TTIP, too, will impinge on a host of sensitive areas.

Earlier Thursday, the executive board of the players union voted to accept a new temporary rule that will ban hits to the head against unsuspecting players.

Martial law, temporary rule by military authorities of a designated area in time of emergency when the civil authorities are deemed unable to function.

While the party's state central committee may adopt temporary rule changes, permanent modifications can only be done at a statewide party convention, he said.

The Wyoming court stated, "Equity requires reinstatement of the 2004 temporary rule to provide some semblance of order in this disordered and confusing state of affairs".

After the toll on children and small women became obvious, the department rushed through a temporary rule in March 1997, saying manufacturers could reduce the bags' power by up to 35percentt.