Sentence examples for introduction of rules from inspiring English sources

Millions of motorists are paying a £50 car insurance "loyalty tax" despite the introduction of rules designed to stamp out expensive renewals.

He alluded to concerns about the introduction of rules requiring a ringfence to be erected between high street operations and investment banking units, but was not specific when asked about the bank's preparations for the rules.

Wheatley said the FSA, which will soon become the Financial Conduct Authority under his guidance, is also looking at the introduction of rules to curb mis-selling that would include financial punishments or other remedies if broken.

The Home Office has been accused of failing to take credit card fraud seriously following the introduction of rules that mean victims can no longer report incidents directly to the police.

The best bet is a system of oversight for loan products, and the introduction of rules mandating minimum downpayments, to create larger equity barriers for homeowners and to discourage overbuying.

The introduction of rules limiting the recruitment of home-grown players to those living within a "90-minute drive" of the academy hit United, with their scouting networks embedded across the country, harder than anyone else.

"This unrest is generated by a transformation, the modernisation of Romania and introduction of rule of law.

That is certainly possible, in the form of a modified version of the brightline rules by the FCC, or the introduction of new rules by the FCC or Congress.

This was possible, thanks to the introduction of simpler rules for going freelance.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (wasA) was established, along with the introduction of whereabouts rules for testing.

Bad-loan provisions have risen sharply, following the introduction of tighter rules.