Examples of using Rules exist in English and their translations into Italian
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The rules exist for a reason.
For European countries, similar conversion rules exist.
Rules exist for a reason, Nic.
And I broke them repeatedly. The rules exist for a reason.
These rules exist for a reason.
The Commission can only ensure that appropriate rules exist.
Rules exist even for relationships.
Regarding health claims no such general rules exist.
Rules exist defining the parameters.
They broke the rules and those rules exist for a reason.
Rules exist for a reason, and I broke them.
Subtle differences in game rules exist, with numerous regional variants.
Rules exist for the celebration of and consequences of marriage.
I think that in many cases the rules exist but are not properly applied.
The rules exist for good reason, Mr. Greenwood.
Extremely important step because, of course, the Rules exist to serve the.
Common rules exist only as regards mode 3.
I am sorry that you only now believe in the island, but rules exist for a reason.
If such rules exist, the User agrees to comply with them.
For 95% of the people, they're the right thing to do.- Okay, The rules exist because 95% of the time.
Dear Zanardi, rules exist that forbid us from believing in miracles.
But rules exist for a reason. I am sorry that you only now believe in the island.
It is now well-known that special rules exist for protection of young workers,
Some rules exist just to be broken, avoided, bypassed and, why not, improved.
Specific rules exist if a Conciliation Committee is convened for budgetary matters.
No European rules exist for the transport of dangerous goods by inland waterway.
Community rules exist in respect of animals, including dogs, for their protection during transport.
Okay, the rules exist because 95% of the time,
For example, common rules exist on minimum levels of annual circulation taxes,