Sentence examples for introducing rules and from inspiring English sources
As that "someone" is generally governments and authorities introducing rules and regulations, this seems to put some "free market" advocates in a quandary.
Republican objectors pointed out that brokers were already voluntarily introducing rules, and argued that Mr LaFalce's proposals went too far.Banks are also coming under fire elsewhere.
It is *critical* to be transparent when introducing rules and *predictably consistent* when enforcing them.
"It has cloaked neglect of the family under the veil of neutrality, failing to invest in the prevention of breakdown and introducing rules and institutions - such as the couple penalty in the tax credit system - that made it more worthwhile for couples to live apart than to stay together.
It also introduces rules and regulations that ensure that patients continue to have access to the services they need".
Against this backdrop of public awareness, the N.F.L. has drastically shifted its position on head injuries in recent years, introducing rule changes and promoting education.
Even before hierarchy, Weber (1948) introduced rules, knowledge, and task specialization of work as fundamental: "The management of the office follows general rules, which are more or less stable, more or less exhaustive, and which can be learned.
The central government introduced rules in May and August aimed at cooling a red-hot market and forcing developers to focus more on affordable housing rather than the luxury end of the market that they had favored.
Many large firms have introduced rules against joking and fun, since when you are fooling around you are not concentrating on your work.
The FA and the leagues have introduced rules so that only "fit and proper" persons can become directors of football clubs.
In both America and Europe, politicians have introduced rules aiming for greater transparency and competition.As a result, the world's biggest exchanges are vying as never before for a share of highly mobile global capital.
