Sentence examples for adapt its rules from inspiring English sources

The government is monitoring the situation and says it may adapt its rules.

Outside the single market, it may adapt its rules and regulations to this goal.

The Swedish government is monitoring the situation and says it may adapt its rules, which were recently put in place.

Other analysts said even in the event of more downgrades, the E.C.B. was unlikely to abandon Greece and might adapt its rules if needed.

Another person with knowledge of the regulators' discussion this week emphasized that the group was still hoping Google would adapt its rules in Europe to conform with the Continent's restrictions on data mining.

But to grow in size, the EU must first adapt its rules, hence the meeting in Nice to settle differences between big countries and small, between supranational "federalists" and defenders of the nation-state, and between economic winners and losers.

The idea of a firewall changing or adapting its rules in the face of adverse situations is proposed and demonstrated by way of a prototype in this paper.

To those who deplore "changing the game," Manfred notes how much it has changed (in 1964, Tommy John's first career win was a 94-minute complete-game shutout in which he threw 73 pitches) and how much depends on adapting its rules to its realities.

Due to the dynamic changes caused by external stimuli's and the effect of different drugs on patients during surgical operations, the fuzzy logic controller also has to adapt its control rules to facilitate regulation and adjustment of administered anesthetic in response to physiological indicators such as BP and level of paralysis to maintain depth of anesthesia (DoA).

Thus, the decision making engine learns from its past successes and failures to tune its parameters and adapt its decision rules to its specific environment.

If you don't have the time and inclination to read the first two, you can do yourself and your family no better service than to invest $11 and one hour to whip through the 139 pages of "Food Rules" and adapt its guidance to your shopping and eating habits.