Sentence examples for revising rules from inspiring English sources

Al Goodman (NYT) SWITZERLAND: BANKING CHANGES Stung by accusations of obstructing Holocaust victims trying to reclaim their deposits, Swiss banks are revising rules on how such money can be retrieved.

In a formal petition, the organizations called for tightening long-standing exemptions from the Clean Water Act that allow cruise ships to discharge untreated waste water from sinks, showers, laundries and galleys, known as gray water, wherever they choose and for revising rules on other discharges.

However, in dynamic context, revising rules to manage frequent and unpredictable changes might turn out to be very expensive and complex.

At the same time, the NFL is constantly revising rules to try to limit the long-term damage done to players, and does so knowing that its rules and safety regulations are often adopted by youth and college programs.

The U. S. military should consider revising rules that now exclude hiring foreign-born scientists and engineers and make its work more attractive to potential employees, according to a new study on meeting its future workforce needs.

The agency said that it is in the process of revising rules to limit the amount of pepper spray used at any one time.

Nadal called the revised rules "intolerable harassment".

They will then release the revised rules for public comment.

Under the revised rules, her penalty would be no different.

But the revised rules still throw up absurdities.

Those rules followed neither the D.N.C.'s original rules nor the D.N.C.'s revised rules.