Sentence examples for evolution of the rule from inspiring English sources

Yet regulators in Britain have said they are watching the evolution of the rule closely, and if it works they might impose something similar.Another threat comes from rules that will force banks to standardise many of the derivatives they offer and to push them onto clearing houses and exchanges.

Specifically, we show that the original accounting rules had distributional consequences within the organization, that knowledge to reform the rules was available but not fully incorporated into revised rules, and that the evolution of the rule provided a "quasi-resolution" of the conflict that motivated the rule change.

The trouble is that the tradition is under threat, not so much from giants such as Jonah Lomu as from an evolution of the rules that has made the sport as fast and furious as its cousin, rugby league.

"What we have been studying is evolution of the rules and the extent to which we as the 100% shareholder will have management control over that ringfenced bank … If we ended up simply as an equity holder … that would become a difficult issue," said Gulliver.

Further reading: Check out American Banker's three-year timeline of the evolution of the Volcker Rule.

A uniform transition rule guides the evolution of the system; the rule determines the next state of each cell considering its current state and the states of nearby ones (where nearby depends on a specific notion of neighbourhood, that is a function mapping every cell to a set of "visible" nearby cells).

Because rapid evolutionary dynamics can generate similar dynamics as individual-level decision rules, in some cases such rules might be redundant and rapid evolution could prevent the evolution of these rules.

The evolution of the new rules began in 2009 when Mr. Karzai set up a commission led by a senior religious figure, Mullah Nematullah Shahrani, to look into the shelters and prepare a report.

"The D.C. Circuit effectively held that the judiciary is to have no role at all either in protecting against potential abuses or errors by the executive in connection with the detention of aliens captured during armed conflicts, or in contributing to the evolution of the legal rules governing such detentions.

Nonetheless the core question for China will remain what influence it will seek to bring to bear on the future evolution of the global rules-based order itself.

Thailand's highest court acquitted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra today of financial irregularities, preserving his political career in a ruling that was seen as a test of Thailand's evolution toward the rule of law.