Sentence examples for making better rules from inspiring English sources

At both commissions, the U.S. plays a pivotal role in changing the conversation and making better rules that govern fisheries.

He cited the prospect of Guantánamo's closing as "the pendulum swinging back," but said national governments should investigate their involvement to make better rules and strengthen oversight of intelligence agencies.

Given the quality of movies like "Mission to Mars" that leave me feeling as if someone stole my nine bucks, is it fair to say that until studios start making better films I may bend the rules?

Mr. Wilson promises to strengthen ethics rules, make better audits of state agencies and drastically reduce the $350 million a year in investment fees paid for the state's pension fund.

The more you play, the easier it gets, and the more fun it gets as you make up better rules.

The EU vice-president Jyrki Katainen, who is rsponsible for jobs in the 27-member bloc, also called on countries such as the UK to make better use of state aid rules to cushion the fall in prices.

As a rule, you will make better coffee with a good grinder and a cheap coffee setup than with a cheap grinder and the most sophisticated coffee maker on the market.

Jim Murray of the European Consumers Organization said the rules would help shoppers make better informed decisions.

To make better fault decision, mode probability averaging and heuristic decision-making rule are incorporated into the IMM based algorithm.

As a general rule of thumb, name brand paper towels make better wipes than the cheaper, generic versions.

Parents know their children best and can make better choices for their children than those imposed by a government rule.