Sentence examples for restore rules from inspiring English sources

Alongside the pay dispute, the BMA are fighting to restore rules which see hospitals forced to pay junior doctors high premiums if they work beyond their contracted hours.

They all make painfully clear that what is needed is a comprehensive response — to restore rules, develop new ones as needed and enforce them day to day; to reassert the government's regulatory mission; and to reaffirm the centrality of solvency, safety and soundness of financial firms, and of investor and consumer protection.

The withdrawal of objections to changing the rules for the prosecutors appears to assure passage of a measure to restore rules changed last March, when the attorney general was given authority to appoint replacement United States attorneys indefinitely, several senators said.

House lawmakers on Wednesday approved a Democratic-backed bill that would restore rules requiring AT&T, Verizon and other Internet providers to treat all Web traffic equally, marking an early step toward reversing one of the most significant deregulatory moves of the Trump era.

Trump "promised he was going to restore rules of the game and begin enforcing existing immigration laws," Gheen said.

By big numbers, they want their political leaders to restore rules of the economic game that will allow us to build an economy that benefits all Americans -- not just the wealthy few.

The success of the Obama campaign is just one indication of what we can do together online -- eventually, getting government to work better, be accountable, and restore rule of law.

Newly restored rules that were nearly taken away by Republicans will allow voters who miss the deadline to register during early voting.

Last year, the Administration restored rules allowing individuals to purchase short-term, limited-duration health insurance plansthat are far more affordable than Obamacare-based plans for most people because they are exempt from the Affordable Care Act's insurance regulations.

There were also increases to above the world average in Georgia, which implemented economic reforms aimed at tackling corruption, and in Sri Lanka, where a new government reportedly is committed to transitional justice and restoring rule of law.

The reform coalition around President Mohammad Khatami has an ambitious domestic agenda that includes working out a reallocation of power with conservative clerical authorities, reviving Iran's economy and restoring rule of law.