Sentence examples for devising rules from inspiring English sources

Devising rules on labeling, so users know what they're getting.

And election officials are devising rules, based on the new law, to determine "voter intent" where ballots are mismarked or cannot be read by the machines.

Given the industry's global reach, devising rules to control greenhouse gas emissions has proved contentious and given rise to a regulatory patchwork that companies say could be costly, lead to safety risks and create disadvantages for airlines from different jurisdictions.

A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 State Preparing Rules To Protect Borrowers State regulators are devising rules to crack down on lenders who impose high fees on borrowers with limited income or poor credit history that have forced many homeowners into foreclosure and bankruptcy.

The difficulty will be in devising rules that enhance stability without leaving loopholes, which would further undermine the goal.

But whoever is given the task of devising rules will have to consider the virtues of having molecular biology among the masses – can personal biotech improve society, will it lead to valuable inventions and innovations, will it be a democratising force, will it help distribute wealth, economic and intellectual power more widely?

Greek astronomers also devised rules for intercalations to coordinate the lunar and solar years.

Other media outlets have devised rules to promote civility or have actively moderated reader comments.

But baseball could devise rules to deal with those situations, much the way it awards bases on ground-rule doubles.

Even legislatures are tricky places in which to devise rules for what will remain an essentially private practice.

If they overreact to the financial crisis and devise rules that are too strict, they may endanger the recovery.