The gaming bureau is drafting amendments to the laws in order to clarify the rules and close the loophole.
It might also complicate the IASB's long-running attempt to close the gap between its rules and those of America's standard-setter, the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).
Mass surveillance will not be used to catch people who watch catch-up BBC content following the introduction on Thursday of new rules to close the "iPlayer loophole".
American and international standard-setters have made steady progress over many years to close the gap between America's rules and the rest.
Today, I introduced The Coal Ash Landfill Safety Act to close the loopholes in the EPA rules.
The government's proposed rule would close the courtroom, cutting the video feed, whenever classified information is discussed.
Dean Hammond thought he had powered his way through for the game's first try to close the gap, but the TMO ruled he had stepped into touch.
One of the most immediate pending action items for the President is the proposed rule to close the loophole on conflicted investment advice.
As in N4, provable strong equivalence is a congruence relation, i.e., the set {A : ⊢C A} is closed under the rule A ↔ B, ~ A ↔ ~ B / C(A) ↔ C B).
When the trade imbalance problem first got serious in the 1970s and foreign governments began exchanging their dollars for our gold reserves, President Nixon changed the rules and closed the gold window forever.
