Sentence examples for more favorable rules from inspiring English sources

And with more favorable rules for European banks taking effect next year, several others affiliated with them are pursuing similar options.

The case of LAC countries has become more interesting since the Nineties when many of their economies were liberalized (Dijkstra 2000) in terms of more favorable rules for foreign direct investment, lower tariffs and non-tariff barriers to trade, and regional trade agreements.

In addition, Continental benefits from more favorable work rules, which make it more productive than its competitors.

"De Blasio needs $14 billion for NYCHA [New York's public housing agency], $15 billion to keep mass transit running, and a higher minimum wage and more favorable unionization rules to slow and reverse a surge of poverty and homelessness," Louis told me over email.

Courts have been more favorable toward tightened rules for clinics providing abortions.

As a result, regulatory proposals often received fewer than 10 public comments, mostly from industry, resulting in rules more favorable to it.

Delta's ability to reach agreement with its pilots' union on lower pay and work rules more favorable to the company "in a timely fashion is uncertain," Moody's said in the statement.

Several said they welcomed further delays in some long-sought regulations because they believed the next president, Republican or Democrat, might issue rules more favorable to their policy preferences.

The results get more favorable to the Log rule as the system load increases to that mentioned in case (b) above (see Figure 7).

The rules are more favorable for withdrawals from Roth accounts, another one of the exceptions.

Israel has previously handled such cases in its military courts in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, where the rules are somewhat more favorable to the prosecution.