Sentence examples for of better rules from inspiring English sources
While America's corporate bosses need to be held more strictly to account, by a combination of better rules, better governance and more demanding shareholders, the media business in which these two firms operate actually needs the opposite less, not more, regulation.
But if Neom proves its competitive mettle and attracts residents by keeping its promises of better rules to live and work by, that could just play a role in moving the whole country further along in terms of gender parity, open justice, and efficient commercial law.
"Application of the better rule of law". Heath, supra, at page 596.
'Application of the better rule of law.' Heath, supra, 35 Wis.2d at page 596, 151 N.W.2d at page 672.
The Consumer Finance Association, which represents many of the big high-street lenders, admitted last night there was a problem but said a new code of conduct introduced last month, including increased transparency of fees and better rules on affordability, would help.
While the current rule has little impact either on insiders or on the popular view of our financial markets, it contains the germ of a better rule.
The score obtained is higher than that in EMNLP 2010 paper because of additional sieves and better rules (see Lee et al. 2011 for details).
Either way, we need better rules and better enforcement of those rules.
There are several other options for improving the algorithm's speed, including the use of better stopping rules, parallel implementation, and the use of more advanced sampling methods such as parallel tempering.
By giving participants in all four groups an "arts" task, we intended to equate expectations of improvement and thereby better rule out demand effects as a source of group differences.
On the contrary, lower taxes, a better rule of law, lower international trade costs, and a better control of corruption do not appear to be significantly related to a lower amount of resources in small plants, although they bear the expected signs.
