Sentence examples for deferral rules from inspiring English sources

"Not even the most advanced tests are 100% reliable, so it is vitally important for every donor to comply with any deferral rules that apply to them.

Congress refused to do so, but passed provisions that were supposed to make it harder for companies to abuse the deferral rules.

President Barack Obama has called for tightening deferral rules, but Republicans, and the business community, object.

In 2012, 30 years after they were first introduced, the group launched an independent review of these deferral rules, admitting that "there is concern that deferral policies stigmatise groups of individuals as being 'unclean' and 'less worthy'".

Less than half of survey respondents reporting male sexual contact considered the current donor deferral rules to be clear and easy to understand, and almost three quarters felt that more explanation was required regarding eligibility criteria (table 4).

If the lifetime MSM donor deferral does indeed have the potential to reinforce public prejudice towards gay and bisexual men a concern raised by opponents of the ban 9 10 11 and echoed by men in this study then a revised rule might go some way towards addressing the negative social attitudes that may deter men from disclosing sexual practices and complying with the deferral rule.

The Obama administration wants to patch the IP problem by clawing back some royalty income using the anti-deferral rules, in recognition that the transfer pricing rules have not done the job since they were last amended 24 years ago.

Therefore, preference for a bandit would be implied by commitment in rule-in and deferral in rule-out.

"One is how to respond to the D.C. Circuit ruling in July that invalidated the Tailoring Rule deferral [of biogenic emissions], and secondly, how to measure carbon emission from biogenic sources.

Under ICC rules, a deferral is allowed if a state party guarantees that it has established a credible and independent judicial process to try the crimes in question.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has also called for ending this loophole....[Tax deferral] is the rule that encourages American multinational corporations to keep their profits overseas instead of investing them here at home, and it does so by granting them $80 billion a year in tax breaks.