Sentence examples for environment rules from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration unveiled historic environment rules cutting carbon pollution from power plants by 30% on Monday, spurring prospects for a global deal to end climate change but setting up an epic battle over the environment in this year's mid-term elections.

Due to the unique chemical and physical properties of the membrane environment, rules that apply to interactions between soluble segments are not necessarily valid within the membrane.

According to environment, rules, polices and users' requirements, advanced intelligent management functionalities that can guarantee the proper configuration of devices in TVWS networks and proper load balance, have to be developed.

Some of this will be dictated by economic incentives, institutional environment rules (official and informal) and their enforcement, and social, cultural, and psychological factors.

Mann grew up in an environment ruled by poverty, hardship, and self-denial.

Inevitably, in an environment ruled by caprice and control, Bergman became a showoff and a wily fabulist.

At the other end of the spectrum is "American Gladiators" on NBC, a revival of a late-1980s compethaton that pits contestants against professional athletes in feats of strength, and "When Women Rule the World," a Fox series that features male contestants trying to survive in an environment ruled by women.

Specifically, sports are considered to be multi-faceted, boundary-crossing activities [51], which do not necessarily involve structured competitive activity, regulated performance environments, rules or institutions.

His thesis, "State Responsibility and the Marine Environment: The Rules of Decision," was published by Oxford University Press.

In this fast-moving environment, the rules seemed to be: keep talking, say yes, plan exit strategy.

Long-overdue pollution controls for heavy-duty trucks and buses are great news for the environment ("New Rules to Cut Diesel Emissions," front page, Dec. 21).