Sentence examples for expanded rules from inspiring English sources

But those expanded rules, if adopted, won't go until effect until the fall at the earliest.

The Securities and Exchange Commission expanded rules on Monday intended to provide investors more information about short sales.

Two of the five commissioners, Daniel M. Gallagher and Troy A. Paredes, issued an unusual dissent, saying the board had not done enough to make sure the benefits of the expanded rules were worth the cost, which could be borne by local taxpayers.

The true implications of the expanded rules will depend on how aggressively and how often CFIUS exercises its power.

In his last years in the Senate, Gramm succeeded in blocking legislation that, as the New York Times editorialized, would have made it easier "to crack down on offshore tax havens" and "would have expanded rules that require banks to find out more about individuals and foreign jurisdictions they are dealing with".

An expanded rule, according to Joy, would result in some prosecutors voluntarily complying and in state ethics boards issuing similar guidance.

"The amount this is going to cost is insignificant compared to the lives that will be saved," said Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, who pushed for the expanded rule.

The N.H.L.'s general managers will meet on Tuesday in Toronto to discuss the progress of the league's expanded rule against hits to the head and boarding as well as the length of suspensions, among other topics.

The N.H.L.'s general managers will meet on Tuesday in Toronto  to discuss several topics, including the progress of the league's expanded rule against hits to the head and boarding as well as the lengths of suspensions, which have curiously decreased from the preseason to the regular season.

For parameter optimization in the expanded rule-mapped consequent space, a support vector machine is employed to endow the SFC-SVHC with high generalization ability.

The new expanded rule will also allow Hockey Operations to provide guidance to referees on goal and potential goal plays where the referee has blown his whistle (or intended to blow his whistle) after having lost sight of the puck".