Sentence examples for cost of rule from inspiring English sources

What can be observed reliably is that since the late nineteen-nineties, when India and Pakistan tested bombs, the perceived value of acquiring nuclear weapons around the world has increased, the cost of rule breaking has declined, and none of this has evolved to America's benefit.

The aim of this improvement is to reduce the cost of sequential rule mining process by pruning the sub trees which give non-significant rules in the early stage of mining.

If there is any justice, these games will mark the beginning of his end, as the veil is lifted and the cost of his rule is revealed in stark relief for all to see.

So at the cost of the rule of law, they got some information.

NAM also released data on the cost of the rule, despite the fact that the law requires that the EPA consider public health and not costs in setting the standard.

"Over the past few months, lobbyists for the gas industry have pushed to carve large exemptions out of the rule with arguments about the cost of the rules and asserted difficulty of complying," she said.

It is also possible that the surveys that make up the index absorb sentiment about regulations that the Crains cover elsewhere — like environmental rules, for example — which would effectively double-count the cost of those rules.

They are tasked with providing clear, enforceable rules that protect the American people while minimizing the burden and cost of those rules.

What has increased is the cost of those rules.

(The $236 billion in 2012 costs includes $216 billion from rules made final that year; some of that figure may also have been counted in previous years as the cost of proposed rules).

Not only did the panelists learn that the affected industries' fears of crushing costs were usually way off target; they found that even OSHA tended to overestimate the cost of its rules.