Sentence examples for implications of the rules from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers have a responsibility to keep Louisana's most important sector from getting crushed by the very environmental extremists rich enough to disregard the economic implications of the rules they seek to impose on others.

The new recommendation for HSBC shares was one of the earliest implications of the rule change, instituted by Mark Brown, global head of research.

Because the longest-match rule is widely used, a language designer or a compiler implementor frequently overlooks the subtle implications of the rule.

So the anti-competitive implications of the rule are proportional to the risk of mass bankruptcies.

However, the courts focused on the gender inequalities and public policy implications of the rule as being outdated.

Given the profound economic and societal implications of the Rule, EPA should not be allowed to use its MATS strategy to avoid meaningful judicial review.

The authors analyze the implications of changing the rules of the game and recommend specific policy measures.

Mr. Hollings's legislation sends a strong signal to Michael Powell, the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, to consider carefully the political implications of changing the rules.

FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn will discuss implications of the new rules and the role of media regulation in creating a free press; Victor Pickard of the University of Pennsylvania will look at how media regulation choices in the 1940s affect us today; Stanford's Morgan Weiland will explain what the proposed federal shield law means for journalists.

The implications of removing the rule are so enormous that it is surprising that the Court is even considering removing or watering down the effects of this valuable rule.

The Senate Banking Committee conducts a hearing on the implications of the "Volcker Rules" for financial stability (Thursday).