Sentence examples for dangerous rule from inspiring English sources

We hope that one of the incoming Obama administration's first steps in bringing common sense to bear will be the reversal of this absurd and dangerous rule.

Congress, too, can fix this dangerous rule, which forces cash-strapped nonprofits to waste charitable donations on separate offices instead of on assisting the needy.

Moore's Law is a dangerous rule of thumb.

The administration, hurrying to cement its social agenda in place before leaving town, adopted a most meddlesome, dangerous rule at Health and Human Services.

Faulty programming of CDSS might facilitate patient harm [ 74] while programming built-in constraints into e-applications might eliminate potentially dangerous rule violations and discrepancies [ 67].

"What's graffiti?" he asked her, and she provided the responsible parental explanation, emphasizing the dangerous, rule-breaking nature of the act.

These dangerous rules empower multinational corporations to challenge climate and clean energy policies in private trade courts.

Health or safety is at risk (from dangerous rule-breaking to suicidal thoughts).

Giggs: 'Liverpool still a threat' Ryan Giggs says it is "dangerous" to rule Liverpool out of making a challenge for the Premier League title this season.

Faced with sharp protests from public health experts, the agency has decided to hold public meetings to review this dangerous new rule as it applies to pregnancy-related claims.

For now, that means unions are largely waging rearguard actions: standing up for immigrants brave enough to organize their workplaces, resisting dangerous new rules from the federal government that would make it easier for bosses to abuse their employees, and raising the alarm about every executive action (or appointment to the National Labor Relations Board) that threatens their recruitment.