Sentence examples for that currently apply from inspiring English sources
The powers that currently apply to under-16s will now be rolled out to all those under-18.
Only 1% of packed lunches meet the nutritional standards that currently apply to school food," the authors write.
It urged the prime minister to "acknowledge that many of the regulations that currently apply as a result of membership are helpful for commerce" and EU membership "confers economic benefits".
[C3.] EBay Drop-Off Stores Balk at Regulation States are debating whether eBay drop-off stores springing up around the nation should be governed by the laws that currently apply to pawnbrokers, secondhand stores and auctioneers to prevent the sale of stolen items.
WASHINGTON — Investment advisers and stockbrokers should be subject to the same fiduciary standard of conduct — putting a customer's interests above their own — rather than the different governance regimes that currently apply to the two groups, the Securities and Exchange Commission recommended on Saturday.
The benefit is that the hidden marginal rates that currently apply to wealthier citizens will go away, meaning their taxes will go down.
The £15,000 earnings threshold that currently applies will go up every year in line with inflation from 2012, Cable added.
Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who has ambitions to run for president, has suggested limiting the presidency to two five-year terms rather than the no-limit rule that currently applies.
The bill also would require the defense secretary to certify, before transferring any Qaeda-related detainee to another country, that it has met certain security conditions — expanding a rule that currently applies only to prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Abbott swipes Labor on childcare, notes his Productivity Commission inquiry into childcare and says his PPL scheme is the same system that currently applies to public servants who get paid at their wage.
The chancellor will abolish a 55% tax that currently applies to untouched "defined contribution" pension pots left by those aged 75 or over, and to pensions from which money has already been withdrawn.
