Around 40 Democrats — led by Senators Udall, Tom Harkin of Iowa and Jeff Merkley of Oregon — have indicated their support for a set of broader rules changes.
Others wondered if this would prompt more people to sue to be moved to the front of the queue.Congress and the health department issue broad rules for how to distribute organs (allocation must be "equitable", for example).
Still, the researchers came up with some broad rules for identifying and retrieving images likely to serve as memory triggers.
The Clinton rule was an effort to lay out broad rules for some forest lands that could not be changed at the local level.
This contains broad rules for how the charity should be run and how the business of trustee meetings should be conducted.
Applying a formal spreadsheet-type analysis to an early stage concept can be "disastrous". Instead, we look at eight broad rules for success, half of which are about the entrepreneur herself (not her business plan).
The original regulations, as well as a major revision in 1961, divided the city into residential zones and manufacturing zones to keep busy warehouses and noisy, smelly factories away from homes, and set broad rules for each category in neighborhoods across the city.
"She tries very hard to avoid broad rules, for fear that if you speak too broadly, you might bind yourself down the road," says one former clerk, who, like most of O'Connor's former clerks I spoke with, asked not to be identified.
At the heart of Stevens's reasoning was the observation that an existing statute, the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), already prescribes broad rules for military commissions, saying that their procedures must track those of courts-martial unless that is impractical.
Adobe is releasing a new "State of Content" survey that outlines five broad rules for marketers in 2016.
The 1976 act lays out the broad rules for European elections, but each EU country carries out the election within its own legal framework.
