Sentence examples for the rule imposes from inspiring English sources

The Rule imposes stringent requirements for certification that in practice exclude most claims.

The rule imposes a broader fiduciary standard on those providing retirement advice to individual retirement account (IRA) holders, and also clarifies and adds to existing standards for advisers to 401(k) and other retirement plans.

In place, the rule imposes two laughable substitutes.

The rule imposes limitations on customer losses when cards are stolen or lost, and requires customers receive info about account terms and fees.

The Obama Administration watered down this regulation last year after a massive lobbying campaign by the for-profit college industry, and the rule imposes only the most minimal standards, measuring how many students are paying back their loans and how much debt they have compared to their inc0me.

The argument is made that the rule imposing liability on licensees is justified because licensees, unlike social hosts, [96 N.J. 548] derive a profit from serving liquor.

The rule imposed by his dad, Mark, who played soccer professionally for more than a decade, was that when a shot got through, it was time for bed.

Was a federal right infringed by the action of the trial court in adhering to the rule imposed upon it in the Doney Case by the highest court of the state?

The Interior Department said that the rule imposed few new regulatory requirements that were not already being met at the state level and that it would not slow the granting of drilling permits.

Under the rules imposed by the Pentagon on reporters here, the location cannot be discloed.

A Lives column prompted readers to reminisce about the rules imposed on early Stuyvesant Town applicants.