Sentences with phrase «rules on what»

«Some people think it's great that there are local rules on what you can and can't do with your windows,» says Duff, «but others say, «What do you mean I can't paint my windows yellow?

In many countries there is no hard and fast set of rules on what can and can not be conducted for employment background screening.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has some very strict rules on what you can and can't share as a publicly traded company, so it really handcuffs me from being able to give a full update to the entire community.

There is of course sometimes a fine line between political thrillers and legal dramas and I don't have hard and fast rules on what counts as a law - related movie on my site.

There are also rules on what questions may be legally asked; lawyers know these and jurors generally don't, which is why jurors may almost never directly ask a question to a witness.

There are no hard and fast rules on what you should and shouldn't include in your application.

Franchesca fred or who ever when WILL the eu uk get loads of themes like the usa gets each week we just get 1 theme but we get loads of avatars this has got to change i dnt care if the eu has rules on what themes get added i vote that the rules get torn up and we get loads of themes each week or just do what you did with ps3 avatars any themes we bought on ps3 gets added to ps4 store so we can download our ps3 themes to ps4 for free then add new themes a week im not moaning i just want to see more ps4 themes i hope sony reads this and adds loads of themes soon to eu uk ps store

Other factors that raise the probability are lack of diversification of assets, a short term for repayment on the leverage, a run on the bank, or restrictive rules on what happens if your assets decline too much in value.

Each province sets out their own rules on what car insurance coverages are compulsory, however, there are some that are common across the country.

Every state has specific rules on what's considered to be disposable income, and that's all you can garnish.

And there's no hard and fast rules on what the fund sponsors must do with that cash.

Credit card companies don't have fixed rules on what qualifies as a small company.

The rules on what kind of information businesses must display for their customers vary from industry to industry, as well as from country to country.

There are no hard and fast rules on what works for pricing, and there are plenty of examples of successful books coming in at vastly different ranges than those above.

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

Apparently that manifest insufficiency is dictated by frankly stupid rules on what is or is not qualified for high - occupancy lanes.

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.

While every university has its own rules on what scores to accept, they may give credit for these exams.

And while I don't have set rules on what constitutes Lead or Supporting, I feel hers was a supporting performance.

say there are a few rules on what you shouldnt make your user id.

The reason I wanted to try Whole30 versus changing my lifestyle was because I wanted structure: rules on what I could and couldn't eat and foods I could buy at my local grocery store that I would cook.

Some bloggers will have strict rules on what you can and can not post, how many links your post can contain and the size of your images.

Although there are no hard and fast rules on what material your tie should be, it's generally agreed on that knitted ties are for more casual looks, where as silk based ties (or ones that look like silk based ties) are suited for more formal looks.

We all have different personalities, needs and feelings, and there are no rules on what and when we should wear!

Your outfit options can seem limitless with no strict rules on what to...

There's an endless amount of guides and rules on what to eat and what not to eat while pregnant, and the challenging part has been to just trust myself and eat what I feel like my body is needing at the moment (but naturally I've given up on the things that should be definitely avoided).

Like any diet, Weight Watchers restricts your amount of food and puts rules on what you can or can't eat.

The Leptin Diet is a weight loss diet offering supplements and rules on what eating habits are best.

My mind works best when I focus on the positive actions I need to take, rather than rules on what I'm not allowed to have.

There need to be fair rules on what happens when people come here and rules which prevent a race to the bottom in wages and conditions.

The senate has rules on what's known as quorum.

The fall in the number of penalties being issued came as the FIA largely abandoned its effort to impose rules on what radio messages drivers could receive.

There are no hard and fast rules on what you include.

Vigilante continues: «Philistines, bullies, prudes, and fops; the New Agers, the new racists, the new Puritans, and the new class all but strangle us with their new rules on what we can say and think in polite society.»

But in light of the proposed Quebec rules on what religious garb the province's public servants would no longer be allowed to wear on the job — Sikh turbans, Jewish kippas, Muslim hijabs, and large Christian crosses would all be banned — Kenney might have allowed himself to get a bit more worked up.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear Young's case and ultimately rule on what accommodations employers must make under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, a decision that could touchthe lives of the 68 million working women in the U.S. and the 62 % of new moms in the last year who were part of the workforce.

The language surrounding the last ruling on what was deemed an acceptable unpaid internship was crystal clear and left very little room for misinterpretation.

Point is then that there is no clear - cut ruling on what God supposedly prefers.

I was not a Christian when I was in law enforcement, but by then, there were Supreme Court rulings on what was and what was not a legally acceptable proceedure.

If the thought of entertaining kids freaks you out, hire a balloon artist, face painter or professional to come in and keep the lil ones entertained,» says Mensch, who notes that there is no set rule on what a kid's party absolutely must be.

Our biggest regulator has decided it can't rule on what Mail Online says about Americans in its US edition.

«But the silver lining here is the Conflict of Interest Board can now make sense of the final outcome because they have not yet ruled on what final restitution should be.»

«We can not, as the OECD, rule on what should or should not count as climate finance relating to the $ 100 billion commitment,» said Simon Buckle, the OECD official who led research for the report.

There is definitely no written rule on what to wear on Valentine's day.

A Court hearing is scheduled to happen on December 20, 2011 where a judge will rule on what will happen with the websites.

Perhaps understandably the CJEU avoided this approach as it would then have had to rule on what constitutes a fair price.

Alex Carruthers comments on the High Court ruling on what the public can be told about a divorce money fight involving rock star Liam Gallagher and his ex-wife Nicole Appleton...

Say a commissioner might come up with a ruling on what's going on in that hearing.

Family court judges in the U.S. base decisions in custody rulings on what is in the best interest of the child.

For example, if the court is being asked to rule on the custody and parenting schedule for a three - year - old child, he or she can only rule on what's in the best interests of the child at that time.