Sentence examples for prepare new rules from inspiring English sources

For its part, the S.E.C. staff will prepare new rules about which consulting services may be offered by accounting firms to their corporate clients and which should be forbidden given the conflicts they pose, Mr. Levitt said.

John Randall, chief executive of the Quality Assurance Agency, is preparing new rules to ensure that all higher degrees are awarded for genuine academic achievement.

Battle is about to be joined again because the Australian government is preparing new rules on who can own what.The Fairfax group is no longer owned by the Fairfax family.

And Mr. Pitt is preparing new rules to enable executives to share the information they receive about future industry trends, although investor groups have said they fear that the proposals may insulate executives from any consequences of misleading projections.

The South Korean military is meanwhile preparing new rules of engagement for its frontline troops which would allow it to respond "robustly" to an attack without immediately consulting the government in Seoul.

"I have already directed the staff to begin preparing new rules that will provide the sorely needed clarity and guidance essential to bringing consumers the benefits they were promised and deserve".

In a biennial review that Congress ordered as part of its overhaul of the telecommunications industry four years ago, the F.C.C. said it had begun preparing new rules to relax, but not eliminate, both the cross-ownership and dual-network restrictions.

The IEEE standards officials are preparing new rules aimed at curbing the hanky-panky, such as disclosing conflicts of interest.

But the only way the agencies can overturn the new rules permanently is to start from scratch and prepare new regulations, a long process.

Since the Congressional vote, the Department of Justice asked the Ninth Circuit to put the appeal "in abeyance" until the military could prepare the new rules and training, but the court refused that motion.

To bridge the time gap until all provisions of the Tobacco Products Directive become fully enforceable, MEPs ask the Commission to prepare additional new rules dealing with "cheap white" cigarettes, to track and trace PMI tobacco products and to bring legal action against any illegal seizures of the latter.