At the insistence of developing countries, which objected to having to shoulder most of the burden of the changes, the Bali agreement would also include limited adjustments to rules on food and agriculture and special treatment for poor countries.
While it will not solve the housing affordability crisis on its own, rent control is part of a needed adjustment to the rules of the market to ensure Californians' access to housing.
But as the NCAA contemplates a nationwide adjustment to kickoff rules, these findings demonstrate that "targeted policy changes can reduce sport-related concussion," the researchers concluded.
"If further adjustment to the rule is thought necessary or appropriate, it will be considered and processed in the normal course," Daly said.
A more detailed question about Obama's "adjustment" to a rule about "religiously-affiliated employers" still garners majority support (54%).
The council will vote for or against a single-sentence adjustment to their membership rules: "No youth may be denied membership in the Boy Scouts of America on the basis of sexual orientation or preference alone".
It is, in fact, nothing more than an adjustment to the competition rules between the European Union and the Republic of Bulgaria.
Mr McCain's adjustments to retirement rules and Mr Obama's health-care programme, for example, are not easily comparable to tried and tested predecessors.
In addition to match reports, writers commented on a wide range of issues around the game, from the memo delivered to teams after the first round with adjustments to the rules, player payments, ticketing and Western Bulldogs captain Katie Brennan's controversial grand final suspension.
EIT needs "significant adjustments" to the rules that govern it, that will allow it to work more smoothly with its partners, especially businesses.
