Sentence examples for defining new rules from inspiring English sources
UNITAID's goal includes defining new rules for the global market for medication.
We want the Central Bank to play its full part on the international scene and to make an active contribution to defining new rules that will enable the international financial system to operate without crises.
One of the persistent charms of Encores! is how the series has defined new rules of engagement for performers and the audience.
The AMLS algorithm uses several memory structures to define new rules for selecting the next variable to flip at each step and additional adaptive mechanisms and diversification strategies.
For example, although structural adjustment programs (SAPs) have broadly been considered a failure, they have defined new rules of the game and practices resulting in better macroeconomic management, increased accountability and governance effectiveness.
Finally, we also cite NCL Inspector [25], which is an NCL code reviewing tool that allows the author to define new rules to be validated.
This dream implied at least three big changes in their lives: to stop thinking in a 'good enough' perspective; to construct a new image of the neighbourhood as a common good of the city; to institute an enlarged and yet autonomous community able to define new rules of coexistence.
As Richard and Jochen write, we want to define "new rules and models for the future of business -- not incremental 'change as usual.'".
Divers are once again conducting subtidal monitoring, are active participants in stock assessments to define their annual quota, have defined new rules for overall governance of the cooperative, and meetings are regularly held at full quorum [personal communication, Iván Martínez, Centro Intercultural de Estudios de Desiertos y Océanos].
We provide here a complete picture of subgenome dominance and sensitivity that allowed us to define new rules that drive the evolution toward modern species.
