Sentence examples for under rules from from inspiring English sources

The Postal Service "operates under rules from 1970," Mr. Wientzen said, referring to its transformation from a Cabinet department to an autonomous business operation that is not supposed to be subsidized by Congress.

Limber Hill, which rises out of the village of Glaisdale in the North York Moors, is too short to warrant official status as a climb under rules from the UCI, cycling's international governing body, but will test the peloton with a gradient of 33%.

Under rules from the South Coast Air Quality Management District, refineries must monitor emissions of nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides, submit annual reports and undergo inspections at least every week.

There are hopes that the agreement on technical border issues will reduce violence like the incidents seen in recent months by ethnic Serbs living in North Kosovo who refuse to live under rule from Pristina, the capital of Kosovo.

Because there are few opportunities for stock listings on the mainland, young private mainland companies generally list their shares in Hong Kong, which operates under rules separate from the mainland's, or overseas on the Nasdaq or New York Stock Exchange.

Do we finally acknowledge the corruption of the special-interest-owned polity controlled by the donor and ruling classes who operate under different rules from the rest of us?

But most women's magazines operate under different rules from daily newspapers.

Mr. Zapatero has pledged to cut the budget deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product by 2013 — the limit under euro rules — from 11.2 percent in 2009.

The critique amounted to an unusual dive into presidential politicking for a man who is barred under federal rules from acting like a candidate.

For two weeks, all figure skating judges had been prohibited under International Skating Union rules from discussing their decision-making publicly until the Olympic competition ended.

The 2012 presidential race is the first to fall under new rules from the Republican National Committee, which had intended the contests to start in February, a month later than in 2008.