Sentence examples for creating strict rules from inspiring English sources

If we rescue you, we call the shots.From now on, anybody who rescues a bank without creating strict rules of conduct going forward shall be deemed to have committed "regulatory malpractice".

Large numbers of SNPs can be identified reliably by creating strict rules for sequence selection, which simultaneously decreases sequence ambiguity.

"We live in a world where we are told to 'eat this' and 'not eat that,' to label a food as good or bad and to create strict rules for ourselves," said Amy Chadwick, a licensed naturopathic doctor at Four Moons Spa in San Diego.

This is a good idea if you have infrequent comments, if you travel often, or you have created strict rules on commenting.

It created stricter rules for analysts' dealings with outsiders, reflecting the impact Levinson's case had – in secret.

It said the company created stricter rules and enhanced training to prevent such violations and was "committed to compliance with all applicable antitrust laws around the world".

Bennet's reforms would put a stop to that, too: He'd create stricter rules and penalties for lobbyists who don't register.

Many medical users and producers of marijuana feared that passage of the last year's ballot initiative, I-502, would lead to a crackdown on drivers who used pot and pressure lawmakers to create stricter rules and higher taxes for a medical industry that currently has little state oversight.

The Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption, agreed upon in 1993, has created much stricter rules.

Under the current proposal, a specially created federal court with strict rules to protect classified information would hear detainee challenges to their detention.

In the U.S. the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) created, with a long-term perspective, strict rules for the protection of individually identifiable health information.