Sentence examples for make new rules from inspiring English sources
The group created by the states to supervise the pact, the American Public Human Services Association, based in Washington, produced a revised version in 2006 that includes calls for "timely" decision making and a commission to make new rules.
Worse, PEMRA would now be allowed to make new rules on the hoof, without informing parliament.
If the exams turn up problems, Ms. Unger said, the S.E.C. could take enforcement action or make new rules.
"I did not see any enthusiasm among the judges to make new rules for social media, and that's a good thing, too," he said.
They don't form a committee made up of other benefit claimants to debate how they might make new rules to prevent themselves from doing it again.
"It's the same recipe, take over the institutions and make new rules," Mr Rajk says.For other veterans of 1989, adjusting to the ambiguity of democratic society has been difficult; they are more comfortable with the certainties of opposition.
The ANC is making new rules to clarify the fuzzy line between party and government jobs on the one hand and business interests on the other.
Fighting fraud is a matter not so much of making new rules or regulations as of enforcing the ones already on the books.
"China deserves credit for taking that step of making new rules where they didn't exist before," said Joshua Rosenzweig of the Dui Hua Foundation, a human rights group in Hong Kong.
Oregon, Washington and several other states have made new rules, but a bill working its way through the California legislature would go the furthest.
You haven't been able to turn around in recent months without hearing about one or another bank adding fees to its checking accounts or making new rules for people who want to keep their free checking.
