Sentence examples for rating rule from inspiring English sources
Thus, a rating rule came into being, which resulted in the International Rule, adopted in 1906 and revised in 1919.
Rating rule, in yacht racing, rule used to classify sailing yachts of different designs to enable them to compete on relatively equal terms.
To that end, they have added a second trophy for the fleet sailing under the International Measurement System, the rating rule under which the majority of the boats compete.
The Cruising Divisions -- which make up the remainder of the fleet, including a double-handed class, and which will be scored under the Americap rating rule -- will also have separate awards.
Early rating rules emphasized a yacht's sail area and waterline length.
The rating rules have not been directly challenged in the court case.
Policies would be subject to laws in a company's home state, but would be exempt from many of the consumer protection laws, rating rules and benefit mandates in other states where the company sold coverage.
Azoulay, who is working from a report from CNC president Jean-François Mary, plans to clarify France's rating rules, potentially making it less easy for groups such as Promouvoir to appeal for tougher censorship.
Insurers and employers assert that the rating rules are inseparable from the coverage mandate, would not work without it and therefore should be struck down if the court voids the individual mandate.
"Those rating rules and consumer protections will not work if the individual mandate goes away, since people could wait to purchase coverage until needed, which makes costs go up for everyone," Ms. Fox said.
But late last night the chair of the committee through which the bill must pass, Miguel Santiago, proposed some "suggested amendments" that completely removed the zero rating rules and several other important protections.
