Sentence examples for response to rules from inspiring English sources

Panahi is a reasonable director; he depicts the exaggerations and absurdities of the regime and the contortions of behavior in response to rules and laws that are silly, contrary to reason.

"His individual response to rules is to celebrate rule-breakers and to see value in transgression and to discount the value of authority," Mr. Baker says of Mr. Schneier.

Banks, state regulators and consumer advocates have been sparring in legalese-filled comment letters over the last month in response to rules proposed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which regulates national banks.

A European bank regulator, keen to keep its deposit fund from running out of money, might insist on a harder-nosed approach, and local businesses might find their funding cut off in response to rules made in Frankfurt.The conflict between democracy and the EU's financial rules is reaching right down to the local level.

Each year, in response to rules adopted in 2004 by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the shipping industry spends billions of dollars to remove exotic species from the 3 5 billion tons of water transported in ballast tanks.

Interestingly, players have grown smaller over the past few years, in response to rule changes favoring speed and skill.

But only last week did it provide a formal response to rule changes proposed by the union last September.

Critical lessons are to be learned from the tigecycline controversy since many of the trials assessing the safety and efficacy of new antibiotics often use a non-inferiority margin of 10to15%5% for the test of clinical response to rule out inferiority of new drugs compared with older drugs [ 45, 46].

In a subsequent analysis, we additionally extracted the BOLD timeseries from the peak group response to rule x decision x value in the dACC (−6, 32, 34) and included it (and its interaction with defer vs commit) as an additional regressor.

But these films hinge, to some degree, on the critical and audience responses to "Rules of Engagement".

The talk will identify a wide range of intermediate options and explore some design principles for choosing appropriate responses to rule violations.