Sentence examples for easier rules from inspiring English sources

The firms' push for easier rules, however, is a dangerous power grab, and should be rejected.

One of the more high-profile beneficiaries of the easier rules is José Contreras, a pitcher in America's Major League Baseball.

The law allowed it to qualify for easier rules in going public, but it is not clear those rules made any difference to it.

But Thurmond was operating under easier rules, which allowed him to take the floor equipped with cough drops and malted milk tablets.

If European countries press ahead with their own goal, European companies run the risk of incurring higher expenses while American companies benefit from easier rules.

The French favor a kind of European economic government, with easier rules on deficits; the Germans have no intention of giving up economic sovereignty to anyone, let alone to the French.

An easier rule of thumb is to plant plants with showy colorful flowers like magnolia, black cherry, redbud and flowering dogwood.

The newly installed acting commissioner of the I.R.S., Daniel Werfel, announced yesterday what he clearly hoped would be an easier rule to follow: A social welfare group can spend no more than 40 percent of its time and money on political campaigns.

The ten rules were divided into three easy rules, four moderate and three complex rules.

The easiest rules require parents only to fill out a standardized form, which often involves merely checking a box.

Meat is, after all, the tissue of a once living creature: each piece is different, and there are no easy rules for cooking it.