Sentence examples for more predictable rules from inspiring English sources
Some information-processing firms are said to have moved their operations to Hong Kong, which has laxer and more predictable rules.Building a single European data-protection regime is hard enough.
Putin has chosen a more measured pace of market liberalization, as well as more predictable rules.
In a big breakthrough this year China agreed to more predictable rules for import of soybeans grown with Monsanto's bioengineered seed.
Moreover, it is not clear whether the EPA's critics really would like to see a more predictable rule-making process.
"Janet is more interested and concerned with policy being more predictable, rules-based, that markets have some sense of where policy is headed over a long period of time, that you're transparent about your future behavior and you can actually stick to it," said John B. Taylor, an economics professor at Stanford who said the Fed's policy had been too accommodative.
But to her, an affair was more like a medical condition: it followed predictable rules and was perfectly preventable, if you recognized the early signs.
The new rules, he said, will produce a "more predictable, no-surprises kind of development".
In fact, the pattern of success is more predictable.
A1 While American researchers wait for politicians to issue rules on research involving human embryos, scientists in Britain are working under a less restrictive and more predictable system that allows many forms of research on embryonic stem cells and cloning.
Hurricanes are more predictable.
