Sentence examples for bring new rules from inspiring English sources

In addition to low prices for natural gas, the demand for electricity is down, and the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that damaged the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant could bring new rules.

But the year could also bring new rules for corporate accounting, as the Securities and Exchange Commission, the new Public Accounting Oversight Board, federal and state governments, the courts and securities exchanges take up the issues raised by the scandals.

"It has the advantage that it could bring new rules to the game and change everything," Salamanca said.

The 2010 Formula One season brings new rules, new drivers, and a new car from Red Bull Racing design chief Adrian Newey.

But new ownership brought new rules, regulations, extensive drug-testing policies and safety measures that banned extremely dangerous moves and maneuvers, he said.

When Mr Guo served as China's top securities regulator from 2011-13, virtually every week brought new rules that were meant to reduce government influence and make the stock market more of a market.

New buildings have brought new rules, many imposed by Gregory Pascal, the entrepreneur to whom the city has given seven buildings on this block to renovate, manage, and eventually own.

Not only will new players – Brazil, Russia, India and China – have a seat at the international high table, they will bring new stakes and rules of the game.

It would bring new transparency and tight rules to the trading of derivatives, the complex instruments at the center of the 2008 collapse.

She said it was unlikely that the administration would bring new suits under the old rule, but she said, "We'll vigorously enforce this new rule".

The government was also slow to bring in new rules needed to operate the new system.