Sentence examples for described new rules from inspiring English sources

At a news conference, Mr. Fernández Ordóñez also described new rules on capital requirements approved by the government Friday as "essential and necessary" to avoid a collapse in Spanish banks' access to external financing, which in turn could cause a much more severe domestic credit crunch.

But he also described new rules intended to bind both his government and successive presidents.

In Washington today, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld described as "hyperbole" an article in The New York Times on Wednesday describing new rules of engagement under which American military forces in Iraq would have the authority to shoot looters on sight.

The US has described new Chinese rules on fishing access to disputed areas of the South China Sea as "provocative and potentially dangerous".

Critics have described the new rules as a bureaucratic nightmare.

A spokesman for the federation described the new rules as "a step in the right direction" but called for the lifting of all remaining restraints.

He described the new rules as a "minor reform" that does not resolve the main problem facing the labor market: wages rates that are higher than warranted by the demand and supply conditions of economy.

Lu Jun, who runs an organization in Beijing that has been pushing the government to ease its testing policies, described the new rules as a victory for hepatitis B carriers as well as those trying to change society through public advocacy and legal action.

Others have described the new rules as opening up "mini IPOs" and "democratizing" crowdfunding.

In another supporting statement, Mariya Gabriel, commissioner for digital economy and society, described the new rules as "bold and balanced" — saying they would provide "faster access to radio spectrum, better services and more protection for consumers, as well as greater investment in very high speed networks".

In an interview with HuffPost Travel last week, Travelzoo's US Web Editor Andrew Young described the new rules as "good for the consumer".