Sentence examples for imposing rules to protect from inspiring English sources
That truce fell apart, on the eve of parliamentary elections, after the military council spelled out for the first time its intention to preserve a decisive role for itself in Egyptian politics far into the future, elevating itself above civilian control and imposing rules to protect individual and minority rights.
WASHINGTON -- Alarmed by the shooting attack on a Silicon Valley-area power station last spring, several senators called on regulators to review security operations at electrical utilities and consider imposing new rules to protect against future attacks.
Mr. Mukasey, a retired federal judge from New York whose confirmation is thought to be all but certain, has signaled to senators that he is likely to impose new rules to protect the Justice Department from future complaints of political meddling.
The jockeying between the administration and the chairman, Robert Pitofsky, came as the agency gave its annual report to Congress on online privacy and sought new authority to impose privacy rules to protect consumers.
After receiving more than 4m comments from the general public, the FCC had reportedly been discussing a "hybrid" solution that would have allowed tiered services but imposed stricter rules to protect customers.
Insurers argue that the initiative is unnecessary because the Affordable Care Act already imposes new rules to protect consumers.
The campaign asks the Federal Trade Commission to spin off Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger into separate companies to compete with the main Facebook site, require social media sites to be interoperable with each other and impose stronger privacy rules to protect consumers.
When football became professional in the late 1880s and clubs formed limited companies to protect their members from personal liability for the expenses, the Football Association imposed rules to prevent these clubs becoming mere commercial vehicles.
He said the FCC should impose "the strongest possible rules to protect net neutrality".
