Sentence examples for under separate rules from inspiring English sources

Since December 2015, most banks operating in the EU have been obliged to disclose profits and taxes, under separate rules.

Under separate rules, any secretaries or research assistants they employ - who have a photo-identity pass giving them access to the Palace of Westminster - have to be identified in the Commons register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants.

In some countries the individual income tax is imposed on the total income of an individual or family unit, whereas in others income from different sources is taxed under separate rules and often at somewhat different rates.

This was not only the first meeting between Mr Wang and Mr Zhang, but also the first official meeting of its kind since the two sides came under separate rule over 65 years ago.President Ma's policy has seen cross-strait relations elevated to the most positive point in their 65-year existence.

Separate rules under the Representation of the People Act can also apply to certain activities after the dissolution of Parliament.

Under a separate rule adopted on Tuesday, the F.D.I.C. will require the depository arm at the nation's 37 largest banks, those housing more than $50 billion in total assets, to create their own contingency plans.

Separate rules govern what individual candidates, as opposed to national parties, can spend, but the sum total for all came to just under £40m.

Separate rules apply for dual resident companies.

Since two options existed for two separate rules, these rules were combined into four separate algorithms.

Meanwhile, flight attendants from Delta and Northwest continue to work under separate contracts, each with their own work rules, and they cannot be scheduled to fly on the same airplanes.

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.