"We believe that the new modernized S.E.C. rules reasonably reflect the advancements in our industry's ability to predictably produce oil and natural gas resources from unconventional formations," Jim Gipson, a spokesman for Chesapeake, wrote in an e-mail.
These regulatory fixes can be done--as witnessed earlier this year when the National Credit Union Administration, strongly supported by CUNA, did a major overhaul and modernized its rules by removing nearly all requirements on business lending that are not included in the Federal Credit Union Act.
China's entry into the World Trade Organization has opened the door to foreign brands through eased manufacturing investment rules and modernized retail and logistics industries.
Louis-Napoleon, who from 1848 until the disaster of the Franco-Prussian War, in 1871, ruled and modernized France — still its longest-serving head of state since the end of the ancien régime — gave form to a Bonapartism without a little general to lead it.
Similarly, the markets will work very well under the Volcker Rule's modernized firewall.
The example is not presented in Montague's original way, but modernized: there is a lifting rule, the determiner is a basic expression, and intensional aspects are not considered.
The Democrats, led by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, who had initially been critical of the tax plan, said economists had convinced them that the tax rules needed to be modernized and that "current rules disproportionately favor the most affluent".
Under French colonial rule, Algiers saw its harbour and street system enlarged and modernized and began to acquire amenities of European city life, including theatres, museums, and public gardens.
But Yeltsin did little to develop civil society, the rule of law, the emergence of viable political parties or a modernized economy after the failed 1991 coup".
"Our version is modernized".
