Sentence examples for promoting new rules from inspiring English sources

Starting this month, the Treasury Department is promoting new rules to facilitate short sales.

According to an administration official, Mr. Obama will kick off his new offensive in Las Vegas, ground zero of the housing bust, by promoting new rules for federally guaranteed mortgages so that more homeowners, those with little or no equity in their homes, can refinance and avert foreclosure.

In this respect, this country is undergoing a regulation process with various constituencies promoting new sets of rules to make French society more inclusive.

Promoting new basketball sneakers?

Industry trade groups are promoting the new rules and conducting audits of livestock producers to assure they are being followed, though some groups express concern about higher costs and other complications.

How can we promote new social norms of behavior in a seemingly rule-free, anything goes environment that much of the web seems to exhibit?

The agency approved rules for an auction of broadcast spectrum that its chairman, Kevin J. Martin, said would promote new consumer services.

Deadhead your roses to promote new blooms.

Cut back perennials to promote new growth.

He arrived in Ohio under cloudy skies on Wednesday to tout the economic recovery under Barack Obama and promote a new rule unveiled by the administration this week that would expand overtime pay to millions of American workers.

In the first, institutions are viewed as rules imposed on individuals and the focus is on the strategic games among coalitions that aim to promote or block new rules.