Sentences with phrase «change rules on»

We know that courts change rules on a regular basis so our rules engine provides real - time updates quickly ensuring that critical dates are met.

It has emerged that the Ministry of Defence in late 2009 convinced the Ministry of Justice to change the rules on legal aid to ensure that legal aid would no longer be available for public interest cases involving the acts of the armed forces abroad and the torture of Iraqi and Afghan nationals.

TreeHugger noted last year how the Minister of Natural Resources wanted to change the rules on environmental hearings because, well, environmentalists had too many rights and freedoms.

It doesn't change the rules on a whim.

Redeem them as early and as often as possible since the airlines continue to change the rules on the minimum number of miles you need to redeem to get that frequent flyer award ticket.

How do these trends change the rules on portfolio allocation?

Change the rules on how the allowance can be used based on every new situation and you'll teach your kids you're a scatterbrain.

It would make sense that if President Trump were going to change the rules on repayment, he would propose it in time for 2017 graduates to take advantage of it, but there is no real reason to wait for that.

As a firm believer in not investing much time and energy into third - party sites that can change the rules on your content however they want (Vine, YouTube, Instagram, etc.) I find myself debating a lot if its even WORTH the energy.

In a press conference on Tuesday, Wyoming Governor Matt Mead said that the state would analyze the USGS data and then determine whether it needs to change its rules on fracking operations.

We are just legislating to change the rules on the Royal succession.

Deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman has defended plans to change the rules on how the party's leader is elected, rejecting fears of union domination.

Cooper's promise to change the rules on the ability to consider foreign national criminals from within the European Union for deportation involves lowering the current threshold of those deemed to have committed serious offences.

«You have to find a way where the delegates do not wind up being the same legislators who you are trying to change the rules on,» Cuomo told the New York Daily News editorial board in February.

New Zealand is to now chair a working group which will discuss the best way of accomplishing the reform in all the countries concerned, and legislation will need to be passed in the UK to change the rules on succession.

These amendments don't change the rules on spending and we'll need to think carefully about how we can regulate this.

Rep. Chris Gibson is taking heat from environmentalists for supporting a House measure that would block the EPA's authority to enforce climate change rules on coal - fired power plant emissions.

And if we must change the rules on international aid in order to recognise the particular needs of these communities when disaster strikes, then that's what we will do.

To put it simply, why change the rules on how an MP is elected, when the cause of the frustration is rather the conduct of MPs once they are elected?

She had to change the rules on her daughter.

«What is needed is to change the rules on youths in a rational way, because what FIFA is doing makes no sense.»

To put the thought more simply, what we did has separated sex from responsibility for resulting life for so long that to change the rules on people now would be unfair.

A business that relies on an ecosystem that can change its rules on a whim.

Legislation to do this would change the rules on immigration, allocating a larger share of green cards to people who qualify on the basis of education and skills and fewer to foreign relatives of US citizens and residents.

«The government has changed the rules on Social Security, for example, so what's to stop them from diluting the benefits of this plan in the future?

The internet's speed is great for business — until Google or another platform changes its rules on a dime, freezing you out of the marketplace.

David changed the rules on him.

One complication for AIGUG's entry into the rich Canadian market is that Ottawa will soon be changing the rules on mortgage insurance.

you know God changed the rules on food.

«Babies older than 5 or 6 months are naturally going to be more upset because you've changed the rules on them,» Dr. Schaefer says.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is changing the rules on car seat safety by advising parents to keep toddlers rear facing until they reach the weight and height limits of their particular car seat or until the child's second birthday.

It reached the high Court of Appeals Which changed the rules on budget deals.

We listened to business and changed the rules on inter-company transfers.

MPs have not begun sitting yet at Westminster and already there is revolt on the backbenches at a new device changing the rules on dissolution of parliament.

«They changed the rules on me and on this race three and half years into a four - year election cycle,» Di Napoli said.

And like changing rules on executive pay so that Britain's best talent is incentivized to take the longer view.

Speaking to journalists, he said that he could envisage Unite changing its rules on funding to support other parties and leaving Labour, if the Labour was to lose the next election.

«They changed the rules on me and on this race three and a half years into the election cycle,» DiNapoli said.

Amongst other things this will involve introducing a national retraining scheme, changing the rules on what the Apprenticeship Levy money can be used for and introducing a right to lifelong learning in digital skills.

The digitization of reading and publishing has fundamentally changed the rules on what generates word of mouth.

Long story (just ask Sue Coletta who bailed me out) but the takeaway is watch out for Amazon changing the rules on freebies at a moments notice.

Once again, subscription service Scribd has changed its rules on how much content users are allowed to access.

This makes at least the fourth time in the last two years that the service has changed the rules on its paying subscribers.

It's possible that even if the rules are changed, contributions you have already made would be grandfathered (i.e., new rules would apply to new contributions), as is common when government changes the rules on a program already in effect.

The government famously changed the rules on income trusts back in 2006, and in 2013 it put an end to mutual funds and ETFs that recharacterized interest and dividends as capital gains.

Crudele reiterated that suddenly changing the rules on home loan interest deductions would make homeownership less enticing and he also concurs that it would lower the value of everyone's home even more than has already occurred.

Be aware that the new tax law changed the rules on deductibility of home equity debt in 2018 and beyond.

The IRS has changed the rules on capital gains and how cost basis is reported for investments.

That would be things like changing the rules on briefings, or limiting some reporters or outlets because they are disfavored.

A couple fights feel way beyond any others in the game, creating the odd difficulty spike, and the battles where the game changes rules on the fly (to represent the kids cheating) can be frustrating.