Sentence examples for on existing rules from inspiring English sources

It can draw on existing rules that are already widely accepted.

The proposed new legal framework aims to build on existing rules and policies to achieve the restoration of nature within a generation.

Their new economic and political clout is putting pressure on existing rules governing pensions, education, taxation and credit – all skewed in favor of the rich.

Some of the task force's key recommendations include: The government, led by the Cabinet Office, should continue to negotiate for greater clarity of and improvements to EU public procurement rules that support newly formed public service mutuals and for clarity on existing rules.

With Mr. da Silva traveling in the Middle East, Jose Alencar, Brazil's vice president, said Wednesday that the issue "needed to be debated broadly" in the Senate, and that the rights of producing states that based their budgets on existing rules for oil royalties have to be considered.

But by relying on existing rules governing manned aircraft use, the inspector general said that the FBI risked violating privacy rights.

State Sen. Ed Hernandez (D-West Covina) is backing a Senate bill (SB 964) that seeks to increase state monitoring and enforcement of existing rules on network adequacy and timely access to care.

The paper concludes that "in financial terms alone, older people are no longer special", and it calls on the government to assess the evidence for existing rules on social security, taxation and the design of services.

Watering down existing rules on judicial ethics would only do more harm.

The implementation of this Policy will be subject to existing rules on intellectual property and other proprietary rights including, but not limited to, patents, copyrights, and trademarks, which may, inter alia, limit a third party's right to reproduce or exploit information.

But Mr McCain says he wants to concentrate on enforcing existing rules, rather than tightening them further.These ideological biases are apparent even in areas where the two candidates agree.