The phrase "passing rules" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of enacting or approving rules or regulations. Here is an example of how to use it in a sentence: "The city council spent hours discussing and amending the passing rules for the new environmental regulations before finally approving them unanimously."
But India's financial supervisor, SEBI, has also been on the ball, passing rules on agencies in 1999, about a decade before the West got serious.
But league executives have said they do not want to diminish physical play by passing rules that discourage players from risking accidental contact with an opponent's head.
The filibuster rule makes it impossible to do anything more difficult than passing rules against tainted food, and the Democrats have not made any serious attempt to get rid of the filibuster rule.
Rather than dismantling the hated Environmental Protection Agency, Mr Romney simply says that it should take more account of costs before passing rules and give businesses more time to comply.
Although five states have enacted various balloon restrictions over the last decade, Suffolk officials say they are unaware of other municipalities' passing rules against balloon releases, popular at weddings and other celebrations.
Cookson says he does not have a crystal ball but he is clear that his UCI will be careful about passing rules if they cannot enforce them and that his women's commission, who are experts on how the economy of women's cycling works, are telling him that the sport is not yet in a position to pass that rule.
One can observe a consistent trend between higher scores and increased percentages of compounds passing rule-based filters (Figure 6c).
The EU is all right except they pass rules.
Both houses of the Legislature eventually passed rules requiring more recorded votes.
Five states have passed rules that, in effect, bar non-bank ILCs from opening branches.
Some state agencies have passed rules forcing some disclosure, but no other states have made it a law.
