Sentence examples for legislated rules from inspiring English sources

Italy is one of the first countries with legislated rules that govern crowdfunding company conduct and that establish liquidation rights for investors.

All students, regardless of age, are allowed all day long, day after day to go wherever they wish in the school's two buildings and ten-acre campus, to associate with whom they please, and to do whatever they wish as long as it does not violate any of the school's democratically legislated rules (which serve to protect the school community and the rights of individuals).

A constitutional convention could propose the establishment of a fourth branch of government that would legislate rules of conduct for the other three.

By legislating particular rules for deaccessioning, Mr. Armstrong added, the bill would "chill institutions' willingness to make independent decisions that may be questioned as a matter of law".

"When you want to foster more responsible behavior in people, you can't just legislate more rules and regulations," said Dov Seidman, the C.E.O. of LRN, which helps companies build ethical cultures, and the author of the book "How".

The court concluded, however, that the Congress, rather than finding facts sufficient to meet this rule, had legislated a conclusive presumption that a restaurant affects interstate commerce if it serves or offers to serve interstate travelers or if a substantial portion of the food which it serves has moved in commerce.

The problems posed by monetary policy cannot be successfully addressed by legislating enduring policy rules.

However, some things being simpler than others to legislate, there are rules that prohibit the selling of cupcakes at bake sales more than once a month.

The military's odious "don't ask, don't tell" rule was finally legislated out of existence, under the Obama administration's leadership.

The military's odious "don't ask, don't tell" rule was finally legislated out of existence in 2011, under the administration's leadership.

Restrictions to the general rule must be legislated by parliament, and refusal to make documents public can be challenged in the courts.