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Meanings of current rules in English

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Usage of current rules in English
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Under current rules, money market mutual funds must invest in high-grade securities.
Reuters
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But it is not available to euro zone members under current rules.
Reuters
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Today's current rules make little sense, New York Democrat Carolyn Maloney said.
Reuters
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As per current rules, it was a three-week offence at a minimum.
The Guardian
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Under current rules, the payroll subsidy will run out in early July.
Reuters
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In the meantime, the CFTC is still working to enforce current rules.
Reuters
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Under current rules, deacons are ordained similarly to ministers, and are men.
The Guardian
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But the current rules have many in anti-doping circles shaking their heads.
The Guardian
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Under current rules, the scheme will face a mandatory review in 2011.
Reuters
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Leaders say the current rules are not good enough and are demanding change.
Radio NZ
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But Ms Davidson said under current rules donors can corrupt the political system.
Radio NZ
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That model is already under threat today, even under current rules.
Wired
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A series of legal decisions led to the current rules on campaign finance.
The Guardian
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However under the current rules the host nation keeps 100 percent of gate-takings.
Radio NZ
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Under current rules, boxers with type 1 diabetes can't fight professionally.
BBC
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Diaby's situation does not fit comfortably with the current rules over squad numbers.
The Guardian
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Current rules through the time
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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Ireland
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