Sentence examples for under a different rule from inspiring English sources

Republicans are considering bringing the bills back up on Wednesday under a different rule so approval would require only a simple majority vote.

So an Islamic bank in this country has to comply with UK regulations; it's not like they are operating under a different rule set".

Republicans are considering bringing up the bills again on Wednesday under a different rule that would require only a simple majority, but they have no chance of moving forward.

While the government will operate under a different rule for the next few months, nothing in the debt law that just passed changes the fundamental situation: the government cannot borrow more than authorized by Congress, which means that the potential for default remains alive.

It was a different game, played under different rules, at a different speed and a different level of athleticism.

According to analysis by the Dutch environmental-assessment agency, pledges which under one set of hot air and LULUCF rules would require a 12% cut on 1990 levels, would demand only a 4% reduction under a different set of rules.

THIS AMERICAN LIFE is essentially a journalistic ­- not a theatrical ­- enterprise, and as such it operates under a different set of rules and expectations.

She said the decision whether or not to grant the exemptions would be decided under a different set of rules, which the state is currently developing.

Mrs. Merkel, warmly embracing the French president despite their often testy relationship, insisted that the euro zone must be effectively re-established under a different set of rules.

"She was perceived as an incredibly successful fund-raiser: she raised millions for St . Johns, there is no doubt about that, and so she operated under a different set of rules," said Gregory C. Pavlides, the head of the economic crimes bureau in the Queens district attorney's office, who oversaw therenvestisationothat ledoubtabout-counthatdictment.

However, China is playing under a different set of rules than the U.S.