Examples of using In the rules in English and their translations into Chinese
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For fitting the criteria set out in the rules of Asypta, and further befuddling corporate identity, we give Altria a near-perfect score.
There is therefore a provision in the rules that addresses the enforceability of its decisions and the judges see no need for a further amendment.
There should be a basic consistency in the rules and regulations of the different United Nations agencies; changes to those rules should also be consistent.
Nature is undeniably economical in the rules she uses to mould the universe, but is this minimalism necessarily beautiful?
In the rules file, each device manufacturer is identified by a unique vendor ID, as specified by the ATTR{idVendor} property.
There had also been unprecedented changes in the rules for selecting members of the Executive Board, eliminating the right of certain large shareholders to appoint an executive director.
In the Rules tab, you can quickly and easily view and edit your current rules. .
I simply can not imagine that a company would wish to join the programme in 2015 without wanting to have a say in the rules.
Efforts shall also be made to extend the principles embodied in the Rules to young adult offenders.
It was clarified that the deadlines in the Rules would be reconsidered in their entirety at a later stage(see paras. 165-166 below).
Its second sentence now anticipated the possibility that special rules of international law might be contained in the rules of the international organization applicable to the relations between itself and its members.
Differences in respect to rice in the West and East are reflected even in the rules of behavior at the table.
I do not play according to a given set of rules; I look for changes in the rules.".
If there are robot coaches in many teams in the future, FIBA will definitely consider formulating corresponding terms in the rules.".
Most of the special rules that prevail over general rules are likely to be contained in the rules of the organization.
Article 8, paragraph 2, raised the controversial issue of whether all obligations originating in the rules of an organization were to be deemed international obligations.