Sentence examples for developing new rule from inspiring English sources

The game's designers, surrounded by copycats and perplexed about how to bring D. & D. online, made flat-footed attempts at developing new rule books to mimic the video games that D. & D. had inspired.

Finally, OTC is developing new rule requirements for companies interested in going public on its marketplaces following the Regulation A+ offering.

Like many professions today, software development is developing new rules for education and status identification.

The Federal Trade Commission announced on Thursday that it was developing new rules against manipulation of the market.

And it will involve developing new rules for fiscal and monetary policy.

On Tuesday, Ms. Seidman will call for public comments on the problem, the first step in developing new rules.

The EU's distinguishing agenda is to "widen" the WTO mandate by developing new rules to cover more topics.

The NASD, which regulates brokerage firms, has begun an inquiry into possible conflicts of interest by the companies that issue them, and is developing new rules to avert such conflicts.

Because of the contentious 2000 presidential election, when thousands of voters' ballots were rejected or contested, Florida officials are developing new rules to guide the review of ballots in the next election.

Lost in this debate over the Fed's role is the fact that systemic risk would best be controlled by restoring rules ignored in the deregulatory fervor of the past decade, developing new rules as needed and enforcing them day to day.

Bush administration officials said yesterday that they were developing new rules so the nation's farmers could bring in more foreign guest workers to prevent a recurrence of problems like growers' letting their fruit rot because there were not enough laborers for the harvest.