Sentence examples for publish rules from inspiring English sources

Barclays is the last major UK bank to publish rules for how it will conduct business with companies involved in carbon-heavy industries such as oil and coal.

But the biggest move could come in America, where the Federal Reserve will soon publish rules governing the operations of big foreign banks that will, in effect, throw up a wall around America's financial markets (see article).This rush to reduce the risks posed by the collapse of big foreign banks is understandable.

It is expected that later this year the SEC will publish rules allowing non-accredited investors to participate as well.

The researchers point to evidence of when institutions clearly publish rules, people are more likely to follow them.

Local authorities, and fire and rescue authorities, will have to approve and publish rules on setting pay for senior staff - any attempt to depart from the rules would require a vote in full council.

They are the news that Frontier Developments abruptly decided to stop developing a key promised feature for Elite Dangerous, and the news that Valve had to publish rules to tell developers to stop messing Early Access customers around.

Apple's published rules on apps expressly prohibit that practice.

In 1979, Stephen Bergman, under the pen name Dr. Samuel Shem, published rules for hospitals in his caustically humorous novel, "The House of God".

This is why the federal government recently published rules allowing hospitals and others to donate electronic health records to doctors.

In the absence of any other published rules, passengers are left to guess about the refund-worthiness of their airfare.

In January, the Environmental Protection Agency published rules governing emissions from new power plants; effectively, they prohibit the construction of coal-burning plants.