Sentence examples for the earlier rules from inspiring English sources
But neither the earlier rules nor those expected to be announced Thursday apply to biotechnology or medical device makers, many of which continue to give expensive gifts and resort vacations to high-profile physicians.
It opens a door to wireless being covered by net neutrality, but still retains the scope of the earlier rules which excluded wireless.
The approximate matching rules usually take much more time to execute, so are implemented only when the earlier rules do not suffice to make a decision.
The E.P.A. withdrew the earlier rule in December, saying it needed another 15 months to refashion the rule to respond to complaints and new data.
He added, "Certain principles are fundamental enough that when new factual permutations arise, the necessity to apply the earlier rule will be beyond doubt".
All the more so since its message about the folly of seeing profit as a moral panacea remains as urgent during the early rule of David Cameron as it was in the last years of Thatcher.
In 1944, hundreds of people were believed to have been killed in a crash in Torre del Bierzo, in Leon province - though the official account in days of heavy censorship during the early rule of Gen Francisco Franco gave the figure as 78 killed.
Security was the key to Gaza's prosperity which had been maintained in the early rule of the Muslims.
It simply means that I resort back to the earliest rule I was taught as a child; treat a person the way I want to be treated.
On the basis of its unique release pattern, it was speculated that the combination of copeptin with cTn might facilitate the early "rule-out" of AMI.
To improve this situation, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recently published guidance on the clinical application of high sensitivity troponin assays in the early rule-out of acute myocardial infarction.
