Sentence examples for including new rules from inspiring English sources
Lewis said recent legislative changes in Hungary, including new rules on Sunday store closures and a new tax, would wipe out profits there.
A small blizzard of regulations, each requiring painstaking drafting, has been issued, including new rules issued Wednesday requiring insurers to eliminate cost-sharing for recommended preventive care, such as screening tests and vaccinations.
Powerless to reverse the broader economic currents, the mayor has instead focused on small initiatives, including new rules that prohibit drying fish on balconies and require all Prato shopkeepers to speak Italian.
In an effort to improve its New Car Assessment Program, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking comments from the public on several areas of vehicle safety, including new rules to protect pedestrians and children.
Of all the aspects of Olympic security plans, nothing was tightened more than those dealing with air traffic, including new rules for the Olympics governing where and when planes can fly in Utah airspace.
An earlier version of the rider would have stripped California of its longstanding authority to set its own more stringent clean air laws, including new rules regulating smaller engines, like those made by Briggs & Stratton.
Actions could include new rules, issuing additional guidance for the industry and proposing new self-regulation.
Those orders included new rules announced today that would put millions of acres in national forests off limits to development.
The deal also includes new rules for the alternative minimum tax, which threatened this year to impose higher taxes on roughly 30 million households.
As Congress works toward passing consumer financial reform legislation, it should include new rules about how — and how much — credit card companies can charge.
These include new rules to limit the size of the commission and extending the list of issues where unanimity among all EU members should no longer be required.
