Sentence examples for that any rules from inspiring English sources

Congress should support that proposal and keep in mind the court ruling by making it clear that any rules the new agency sets are a minimum, and that states may impose more stringent standards.

He added that any rules restricting American industry in the name of fighting climate change would be a "tough sell" in Wisconsin, "where much of the state is buried under snow".

This country's governing principles of transparency and due process mandate that any rules implemented by our regulators comport with the democratically-elected legislature's intention to protect the people from the widespread banking abuses and excesses of the recent past.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump is outraged to find that any rules exist at all that require his close attention — that he must, so to speak, read the rules on the inside of the game box in order to win.

But the agency was also trying to guard against generating unintended negative consequences, and to ensure that any rules it did adopt would not be thrown out on a technical claim that the commission had not followed federal rule-making procedures.

Although there is no suggestion that any rules have been broken, peers have given parliamentary passes to the director of government affairs for BP, the political director of the Taxpayers' Alliance, to several defence lobbyists, and to four members of the Christian group Care.

James's argument is not predicated on the abstract proposition that "any rule whatever that restricts belief in any way might conceivably shut us off from some truths".

Powell maintained that he had "never knowingly or wilfully taken any supplements or substances that break any rules" and said that his team would launch an investigation.

When the news emerged, he said he had never "knowingly or wilfully taken any supplements that break any rules" and has reiterated that stance.

"I have never knowingly or willfully taken any supplement or substances that break any rules," he said.

For every 'lesson' one would try to propound there'd be a wonderful story or novel that violated any rule.