Sentence examples for dictate strict rules from inspiring English sources
Unlike an Initial Public Offering (IPO)—where stock exchanges dictate strict rules around the disclosure and the auditing a company must go through ICO scams run rampant as the fundraising method is largely unregulated.
This wouldn't fly in Europe or the US, where strict rules dictate what kinds of data can go into a credit score.
There are strict rules dictating that the proceeds from asset sales must be used to repay deferred bank debt.
Even in today's competitive and digitized media markets, broadcasters must adhere to strict rules dictating speech, or risk losing their licenses.
In particular, the transaction seemed to comply with strict rules dictating the type of assets that banks could hold.Years later, however, it emerged that Crédit Lyonnais had filed false information with both regulators.
The military has created strict rules that dictate that financial professionals working with the military are only allowed to provide general financial education, not personal financial planning.
The government's proposals gave much less to some classes of creditors including those who thought their debt was secured than the usually strict rules of Chapter 11 dictate.
The Central Intelligence Agency's secret interrogation program operated under strict rules, and the rules were dictated from Washington with the painstaking, eye-glazing detail beloved by any bureaucracy.
Although Nantucket has exceptionally strict rules on architecture, style, color and trim -- the rules dictate, for example, that in most circumstances houses must be gray -- "you can still make an old house new inside," he said.
She also maintains strict rules.
