Sentence examples for anticipated the rules from inspiring English sources

Many said that if expensing was required, which is widely anticipated, the rules needed to be refined to eliminate distortions to profit statements when options lapse because of falling stock prices or are given up by departing executives.

It is anticipated that the rules need to be modified or extended when more complex calculations, such as transition state searches or molecular dynamic simulations are included in CompChem.

Anticipating the new rules, Altria and other tobacco companies have been phasing out the banned terms.

Some airlines, anticipating the new rules, have promised to limit tarmac delays.

And anticipating the new rules, R.J. Reynolds has already changed Salem Ultra Lights, which are sold in a silver box, to Silver Box.

Anticipating the Volcker rule, bank departments previously using the word "proprietary" have been dropped, renamed or quietly shifted to sheltered corners.

In 2013, an FDA consumer update stated that "existing rules never anticipated the current proliferation of caffeinated products".

The department said it anticipates finalizing the rules next year.

Translating this to the practical application of the Marcus equation [ 2, 4] in the polymerization photoinitiation process, one can anticipate that the rules regulating the primary processes might also be applied for the secondary reactions.

The obtained results indicated that the strength of FGG specimens was higher than that anticipated from the rule of mixtures.

It's anticipated the state's supreme court will rule on the case next month.