Sentence examples for a set of new rules from inspiring English sources

A set of new rules proposed in December by the Federal Reserve, a primary bank regulator in the United States.

The British government did just this in its "retail distribution review", a set of new rules on financial advisers that came into effect this year.

On Thursday, the first of a set of new rules went into effect resulting from the landmark credit card legislation earlier this year.

The chancellor said a set of new rules for capitalism were embedded in the supposedly virtuous regulation of the German financial and economic system.

Aimed at the more than 135,000 American and NATO soldiers under his command in Afghanistan, they are not so much a set of new rules as an attempt at persuasion for the old ones.

The New Yorker, April 27 , 1981P. 49 A new Administration (under President Ronald Reagan), has come to power, and has brought with it a set of new rules.

The report is the latest in a series of studies released by the federal agency as it pushes for a broad set of new rules governing companies that provide short-term consumer loans, typically at high interest rates.

This proposal was not quite "regulation" (in the sense of a set of new binding rules), but rather more like a position paper that set forth safeguards the regulators thought the banks should adopt.

In other words, they should not technically be considered to be a set of new federal rules worthy of publication in the Federal Register.

Two or three days after FiOS finished work on my block, the Federal Communications Commission proposed a set of incendiary new rules about the distribution of the Internet.

"Governments need to develop a full set of new trade rules to address new trade barriers," said Alan Davidson, Google's Director of Public Policy, who believes censorship restricts free trade.