Sentence examples for restoring rules from inspiring English sources

Lost in this debate over the Fed's role is the fact that systemic risk would best be controlled by restoring rules ignored in the deregulatory fervor of the past decade, developing new rules as needed and enforcing them day to day.

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.

A deadline for the appointment of a new first minister expires at midnight on Saturday, leaving British authorities with the option of calling new elections for the Assembly or suspending it and restoring rule from London.

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.

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.

So the creation of another quiet period probably cannot revolve around restoring old rules.

But restoring civilian rule in Jaffna proved elusive.

This work is essential to restoring the rule of law.

But more of his counterparts seem to view restoring the rule as a step backward.