Sentence examples for in developing rules from inspiring English sources

Regulators have made little progress in developing rules to monitor and control high-speed trading.

He was discussing the commission's progress in developing rules that would affect how Wall Street can use derivatives.

Mr. Kimmelman said he did not blame the private sector for trying to come up with a solution given the ineffectiveness of regulators in developing rules consistent with the 1996 Telecommunications Act.

He played an especially important role in developing rules for producing the sweet wines known as vendange tardive, or late harvest, and sélection de grains nobles, made from grapes affected by botrytis, the fungus known as the noble rot.

Although common-law systems make extensive use of statutes, judicial cases are regarded as the most important source of law, which gives judges an active role in developing rules.

Theodor Meron, the tribunal president, said that Sir Richard had made major contributions in developing rules of procedure and evidence in the new field of international human rights law that "significantly improved the work of the tribunal and will be of great value to all international criminal courts".

Previous modeling work on water transport in PEMFC involves developing rule-based and first-principle-based models, and first-principle-based models involve multi-scale methods from atomistic to full cell levels.

He has frequently criticized the commission for what he calls a reluctance to enforce election laws vigorously, and remains angry at the manner in which it developed rules applying his legislation.

Finally, we consider the potential to exploit the chemical matter arising from these activities in combination screens and permeation assays which are designed to confirm mechanism of action (MoA), elucidate potential synergies in polypharmacy, and to develop rules for drug permeability in an organism that poses a special challenge to new drug development.

California developed rules in 2004 to reduce tailpipe emissions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants that scientists say contribute to global warming.

In addition, theoreticians have developed rules for delineating starting probabilities that correspond roughly to the beliefs of a "sensible person" with no background knowledge.