Sentence examples for rule aimed at from inspiring English sources

Megan Kludt comments on the proposed immigration rule aimed at entrepreneurs (NYT article below).

Paraplegic triathletes face a similar rule aimed at leveling the playing field.

Similarly, the American rule aimed at preventing round trips has a lot more detail than the international one.

An Obama-era rule aimed at modernizing the management of public lands is one step closer to being repealed.

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has adopted a rule aimed at limiting the sometimes predatory practice called "house flipping".

IN addition, the S.E.C. has proposed a rule aimed at clarifying when investors are eligible to pay a reduced front-end load.

It is also demanding that headlines not be superimposed over photographs, a rule aimed at protecting corporate sponsors like Heineken and Toshiba.

I would prefer a fiscal rule aimed at using government (and central bank) firepower to secure the UK's economic security and prosperity, first and foremost.

The Federal Reserve is proposing to ease a rule aimed at defusing the kind of risk-taking on Wall Street that helped trigger the 2008 financial meltdown.

More greenhouse gas regulations may be coming, and a rule aimed at reducing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions across state lines may be reissued.

Goldman Sachs, moving to comply with a new rule aimed at reducing the riskiness of the country's big banks, recently sold some of its investments in hedge funds.