Sentences with phrase «previously established rules»

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The personal prowess of the young David had led all the Israelite tribes finally to accept his rule and from that point he went on to establish a kingdom, and indeed a minor empire, such as Israel had not previously experienced.
Previously the community and church established the dating rules, but now peers.
It's a move that is equal parts satisfying, uncomfortable, and confounding — the first because the movie finally unchains itself from the rules of previously established game, the second because of the content, and the third because, well, it's weird even within the context of the rest of the movie.
At the same time they're in the line of fire from the digital industry because TPs are trying rewrite previously established digital publication rules.
Not that crazy to assume that the IRC could make exceptions for previously established standards and rules.
Previously, under rules established in 2010, the department had erected a six - part test for when an employer may pay an intern nothing.
«The rule amendments give a name to a category that previously lawyers simply included in their definition of «document,» and the amendments establish a rational set of procedures to apply to ESI.
Earlier this year, the Court of Appeal upheld a ruling that there is no longer a «cap» of 12 months» notice for clerical and unskilled employees, a proposition which was previously established -LSB-...]
If the rules previously established in your home are still followed by both parents after the divorce, the children are likely to more easily adjust to the new transitions in their life.
Amendments to section 2 - 9.1 of the Council Rules and sections 4 - 4 and 4 - 6 of the General Bylaws establish the requirement for previously licenced applicants to complete any continuing education requirements before a new licence will be issued, and to provide verifying information with respect to dates of completion on their licence application.
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