Sentence examples for more consistent rules from inspiring English sources

The president attended a meeting with business leaders to stress better economic ties and press for more consistent rules for investors.

Several participants therefore discussed the need for more consistent rules within the EPC.

If you find yourself saying, "Okay, but only once... ...... more than once, then you have to work on maintaining more consistent rules for your children.

One of the reasons it came to this conclusion was that Re S is regarded by some scholars as more consistent with rule 40.20 of the Civil Procedure Rules, which states: "The court may make binding declarations whether or not any other remedy is claimed".

In 2012, the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues called for more consistent privacy baseline rules and a focus on data security [ 27].

The cumulative percent of variance at the 90% level retains the greatest number of components while components retained at the 80% level appear to be more consistent with other rules.

What we've trying to do is make enforcement more consistent with the rule book than in the past".

The umpires have it tough enough this year, trying to call a uniform strike zone that is more consistent with the rule book.

But they also acknowledged that the league had gradually moved away from situational refereeing to a more consistent application of the rules.

A suggested age threshold minimises subjective assessment regarding children's capacity to assent and makes the concept of assent more consistent with other social rules.

If anything, they are more consistent with alternative integration rules such as linear summation, according to which the causal impact of several factors is equal to the simple sum of the causal impact of the elements.