Sentence examples for collection rules from inspiring English sources

The commission, which has limited authority to write debt collection rules, urged states to take action because most collection cases are filed in state courts.

The university denied the allegation and – following a request by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) – published an independent evaluation by PwC that it said showed the university acted in accordance with data collection rules.

"It will be noted that not only does it wholly exonerate the university, confirming that it acted completely in accordance with the data collection rules, it also highlights instances where the university was unduly cautious in its approach to those rules in the way that it chose to classify students".

To prevent overexploitation of resource, the collection rules were revised within short intervals.

The customized collection rules can be deployed on the local device based on detailed local data, and the resultant collection can be measured by the anonymous data collection network.

It's also taken the FBI to court over domestic surveillance data; abuse of National Security Letter data collection rules for private citizens' data (it won this one, with some help from the ACLU); and a suit with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court over disclosures at the Department of Justice.

Nonlinear fits of the model to experimental data suggests that the United States Environmental Protection Agency's (USEPA)'s Information Collection Rule protocol for bench-scale studies could be improved to obtain greater precision of the mass transfer coefficients.

Non-continuous GPS data records are obtained when the GPS equipment turns off automatically with the engine or when, as a data collection rule, a portable GPS device is turned off by the subject (the user) at the end of a trip.

Today the brand drops its fourth collection, "Ruling Forces," which is loosely inspired by Top Gun and incorporates themes of aeronautics and aviation.

The community was selected from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) Information Collection Rule database (U.S. EPA 1999) because the distribution systems displayed large temporal fluctuations (range, 7 81 μg/L) and low spatial variability in TTHM levels that permitted a natural experiment through intracommunity comparisons of exposures and outcomes.

But an investigation by Schools Week showed that some schools have misinterpreted the data-collection rules and asking pupils for copies of passports and if they were asylum seekers.