German officials voted on Jan . 31to extend a rule requiring the disclosure of short positions in the stocks of 10 companies, including Deutsche Bank.
This included extending the period during which Wall Street banks can take advantage of the Fed's discount rate (normally reserved for retail banks) until the end of January.The Securities and Exchange Commission extended a rule that halts short-selling the shares of 19 financial companies until August 12th (after which it will not be renewed).
He said the relaxation of the rules "extends a pattern of disowning and diminishing the teacher quality provisions in the law, and postpones the day when public education will realize its goal of equal opportunity for all".
The approach extends a combined rule and case-based knowledge acquisition technique known as Multiple Classification Ripple Down Rules to allow multiple users to collaboratively view, define and refine a knowledge base over time and space.
Previous studies have reported that trained monkeys can spontaneously extend a numerical rule learned with the values 1 through 9 to order pairs of the numerosities from 2 to 30 items [15] and rats could learn to select the correct box when its position is higher than 10th in a row of 18 boxes [39].
In response, the F.A.A. toned down the rule, extending a deadline for plane makers to come up with the lifetime limits.
Westminster Council said it might consider extending a relaxation of the rules on overnight deliveries if the Olympic trial proved successful.
Although Charles Rangel, the top Democrat on trade policy in the House of Representatives, has not ruled out extending a revised form of TPA if he is in charge, few on Capitol Hill believe him.
But the Americans have not ruled out extending an information-sharing regime beyond Washington and Moscow.What about bolder initiatives from the American side, designed to reassure Russia while ensuring greater freedom of action for the Pentagon?
SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, is expected to convene a rare congress of the ruling Workers Partyy in coming days to pave the way for his son to succeed him, a feat of political engineering that would be a first in the Communist world: extending dynastic rule to a third generation.
Evagoras, who became king of Salamis in 411 bc, maintained a pro-Hellenic policy with some help from Athens and succeeded in extending his rule over a large portion of the island.
