Sentence examples for imposition of rule from inspiring English sources
The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit affirmed the imposition of Rule 11 sanctions.
Petitioner further contends that the Court of Appeals did not apply a sufficiently rigorous standard in reviewing the District Court's imposition of Rule 11 sanctions.
It permits, for example, the imposition of Rule 10b-5 liability on an insider who trades based on the knowledge that his company has a still unannounced plan to acquire a target firm.
Most relevant for the question being explored in this blog post, the misappropriation theory also allows imposition of Rule 10b-5 liability on such an insider if she tips instead of trading and gives the information to someone she has reason to believe will trade on it.
The payment of a $1.7 billion for having a toxic client will mean the imposition of rules everywhere.
The only official check upon the police that exists is to be found in the courts' imposition of rules upon them.
An erosion of trust and loss of social licence risk the imposition of rules or restrictions on banks and markets that are detrimental to their contribution to prosperity".
The secretary for the trade and industry, Patricia Hewitt, said the two would be allowed to merge pending the creation of an independent oversight body and the imposition of rules on advertising rates and contracts.
What we are seeing from both Facebook and Google is an epic public relations push to become champions of regulation while avoiding the imposition of rules that would damage their operating profits too much.
By regulation I mean the nationwide imposition of rules that would prevent insurance companies from denying coverage based on your medical history, or dropping your coverage when you get sick.
In closing speeches to the Durban conference, delegates appeared to have agreed on key points including a second commitment to the Kyoto protocol, the establishment in 2015 of a legal agreement with a much broader scope, and a commitment to equity in the imposition of rules governing emission.
