Sentence examples for lighter rules from inspiring English sources
The lighter rules that typically govern bed-and-breakfasts are more than adequate.The sharing economy is the latest example of the internet's value to consumers (see Free exchange).
Britain has also been in the vanguard of forcing banks to hold more capital and reduce leverage In theory, lighter rules from Europe could therefore disadvantage British banks against EU rivals.
This is due mainly to enlargement of the European Union (to include eight job-hungry central and east European countries), a big higher-education sector (sucking in foreign students) and more marriage visas (thanks to lighter rules on how they are given out).In this section End of the phoney peace Pain all round, please What next?
While startups should keep in mind the cautionary tale that was Theranos and back up their research claims first, even with the lighter rules, they may have an easier time allaying investor worries this year in what was a previously much more risky environment.
Lighter rules mean less baksheesh.
The paper of business continues: "Lighter rules around hire and fire may have kept a lid on unemployment, but have done nothing to shift British workers into more productive occupations.
Security is light, rules are lax.
Nine National Hockey League teams share arenas with National Basketball Association teams, and each league has its own lighting rules.
Their municipal street lighting rules obligate those utilities to provide "continuous, regular and uninterrupted supply of service" and assumes failure rate for streetlights around 0.15percentt, he said.
Iris Weinshall, the city's former transportation commissioner and a member of the taxi commission's board, cast the lone vote against the new roof-light rules on Thursday.
Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota is running for the Republican presidential nomination on a platform that includes strong opposition to the new lighting rules in the United States and has been a leader of efforts by House Republicans to repeal it.
