Sentence examples for myriad rules from inspiring English sources

Myriad rules, taxes, incentives and exhortations confronted the citizen.

Barack Obama's health law, passed in 2010, runs to 906 pages and lays down myriad rules.

As regulators have devised the myriad rules, Wall Street has embarked on an all-out lobbying blitz.

Meanwhile, he himself was hardly at home in the university community, with its constructive norms and myriad rules.

The indenture also lists the park's myriad rules, which forbid large parties, playing on the grass and drinking alcohol.

The euro bloc has myriad rules and regulations intended to avoid the need for prosperous members to rush to the aid of those with weak economies.

All the banter about government regulation vs. free market, where we yell past each other, is a smokescreen that doesn't allow us to talk about how the market is limited as much through unfairness, with its myriad special rules, as through regulation.

He has highlighted the costs of the myriad new rules emanating from the capital, such as the Volcker Rule, which is still unfinished three years on".

Small firms will find it hard to comply with America's myriad local rules.

Mr. Tanabe brings a specialty chef to his kitchen, where the cooking is overseen to comply with myriad kosher rules.

On one level it reads like a small technical change to the myriad complex rules that govern company tax law.