Sentence examples similar to a shift in rules from inspiring English sources

Steven Norwitz, a spokesman for the company in Baltimore, said that it had been taking advantage of a shift in Security and Exchange Commission rules permitting "householding" -- the mailing of only one copy of fund reports and prospectuses to people who share the same address and who do not object to the change.

A23 Shift in Rules of Interrogation The Pentagon has approved a new policy directive governing interrogations by the military, a decision that in turn will allow the Army to issue new field regulations intended to tighten controls over interrogations, defense officials said.

Those limits, he said, along with a shift in the focus of bank regulation from rule-making to risk-monitoring, should minimize crises.

This rules out a shift in d∞ as the cause for the reduced imax amplitudes in mdx fibres.

With elections looming, we can't rule out a shift in policy one way or another.

In the present study, we were able to rule out a shift in steady-state activation d∞ as the cause for the reduced imax values in young mdx fibres, as d0.5 and k values were perfectly matching (Fig. 4 B and C).

Those rules will require a shift in power generation from coal to cleaner-burning natural gas, or development of new cost-effective means of capturing and storing carbon dioxide emissions.

(This is a formula of the Chinese dynastic revolution called chanrang, which means the peaceful shift in rule from a decadent dynasty to a more-virtuous one).

The rally signaled a shift in tactics.

It's a shift in demography.

There was a shift in power.