Sentence examples for under a recent rule from inspiring English sources

Johnson was a part of the German team that won the U-21 European title in 2009, but under a recent rule change by FIFA, is still eligible to play for another country, in this case the United States, because he has not played in an official, senior international game.

Private parks and plazas that were developed under the original zoning rules governing them are generally open around the clock, while those created under more recent rules may close from dusk to dawn.

Under recent rules, it is not that banks cannot provide accounts to marijuana vendors but the onus is on the banks to work out if their cash is coming from the legal or illegal cannabis trade.

"Last night we carried out between 15 and 20 actions," a top Israeli commander said of the West Bank raids, in a recent interview under military rules of anonymity.

Physicians are traditionally liable under a negligence rule of liability.

In a recent private conversation under the Chatham House rule, one of the world's most senior industry leaders, who is considered to be at the more moderate end of the spectrum, insisted that we are going to burn all the world's hydrocarbons despite the consequences.

As of April 1, only 9.9percentt of the stocks covered by Merrill's analysts had the lowest rating (called "sell" under the old rules), according to a recent research note put out by the firm.

But they're moving slower than one might have expected under recent Senate rules changes and GOP control of Congress.

Screen shot from a recent episode of Forget The Rules.

Jordan is a recent exception to the one-gender rule.

Dai Xianglung, the central bank governor, said in a recent speech that even under the most generous accounting rules, one-quarter of the loans left on the books of the country's banks were nonperforming.