Sentence examples for damaging rule from inspiring English sources

Airbnb meanwhile defeated a potentially damaging rule change in its hometown of San Francisco and its investors forecast that its bookings would double in 2015.

"With less than 48 hours left in power, this administration has overstepped its bounds with this damaging rule," Roberts said.

Senator James Inhofe, the Oklahoma Republican who is the most outspoken climate-change skeptic in Congress, welcomed the delay, calling it one of the E.P.A.'s most economically damaging rules.

Instead of brandishing overblown fears to try to defeat a limited reform, Mr. Mukasey should be working with Congress to finally end the damaging 100-to-1 100-to-1 100-to-1

Its effects have been too damaging, and rules placed on mortgage lenders mean they're unable to lend out to those who can't raise exorbitant deposits.

Non-profits and institutions of higher education have been vocal about how damaging such rules would be for them.

PolyPhen and PolyPhen-2 produce predictions (benign, possibly damaging, probably damaging) based on the rules regarding the SNPs effect on protein functional sites, the protein structure and the presence of the same peptide substitution in homologous sequences.

More damaging are other rules about the court's jurisdiction.

But other measures that are less damaging to trade rules and international amity are available.

It has acknowledged the damaging role commission in financial advice has played in the past, and yet won't rule out allowing its return.

He was in the thick of President George W. Bush's most damaging attacks on the rule of law.