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But the Fed may find it hard to formulate rules that allow it to stem market panics without bailing out undeserving institutions.

This might sound like sarcasm, but it's not; it's hard to formulate rules that allow 845 million users to express themselves without offering grievous offence, while taking account of laws in scores of jurisdictions.

This allows us to formulate rules that group horizontal and vertical arrangements of endpoints together; groups that exceed a specific size will generate an additional installation zone.

We formulate rules that map the differently defined data fields into a common classification scheme using the Jena Semantic Web Framework.

Another reason why specific rules about DNR clauses and CPR are not included in the MOM, is that it is difficult to formulate rules that capture all relevant aspects of difficult situations paramedics can face.

State regulators even formulated rules that required diamond sellers to buy certificates of authenticity for any diamond sold in China, from the government-run testing center in Beijing, which Ms. Zhang managed.

Data editing is defined as the task of detecting inconsistencies by formulating rules that must be respected by every correct set of answers.

Generations of jurists formulated rules that put social practice into conversation with revealed texts as well as customary law, but canonical texts did not always determine behavior.

Grammarians of Prakrits who assume that Sanskrit is the source language and formulate rules of change that treat Prakrit forms as derived from Sanskrit forms act in consonance with the traditions in which the Sanskrit Vedas have the highest religio-philosophical status.

The three members of the Surface Transportation Board said the delay would provide an opportunity to formulate merger rules that would tighten performance standards and prevent the kind of service interruptions that have plagued recent rail mergers.

Consumer advocates are especially worried about how the Fed will formulate the rules that are supposed to stop lenders from steering creditworthy minority or female applicants into more expensive mortgages and end "wealth stripping," under which lenders design loans that quickly rob homeowners of their equity.