Sentence examples for improved rule for from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Cox votes to roll back A.I.G., he may argue that it is a temporary move until the S.E.C. can bring out a new, improved rule for the 2009 proxy season.

If we let for n≤15, 4 for 15< n≤70, or 6 for n>70, then (7) reduces to the improved rule of thumb (6).

Our results underscore the fundamental influence of the dimensions of both the sensor and the obstacle on pressures in the gravitational flow regime and may help to improve rules for structural design.

The first column ("Simulated") corresponds to the results of knockdown simulations for the initial logical model, while the last column ("Improved rules") displays the results obtained with the revised model (improved logical rules for Cyclin D1 as shown in Table 1).

Some additional improvements may be needed to improve rule quality.

"The main strategy to reduce injury is to promote safe behaviour for children, make the environment safe for children and improve rules, regulations and policies to better protect children," explains Mr. Vanormelingen.

In a statement yesterday, the heads of the five major accounting firms said that they planned to recommend to the S.E.C. improved disclosure rules for the kind of partnerships that Enron used.

Improved design rules for stainless steel cross-sections under combined loading are also sought through extension of the deformation-based Continuous Strength Method (CSM).

The commissioner "is producing a number of concrete regulatory proposals to improve the rules for financial institutions dealing on a cross-border basis," his spokesman, Oliver Drewes, said.

The Addis Ababa Initiative, supported by several donor countries, takes a two-pronged approach: improve tax rules for the benefit of all countries and train qualified inspectors in developing countries who will collect the tax.

While there are no perfect solutions to this conundrum, we could vastly improve our rules for warning if we stepped back and looked more closely at the strategy of alert systems.