Sentence examples for rule target from inspiring English sources

The goal was to incrementally increase the proportion of emergency admissions discharged within four hours to 90% in all jurisdictions by 2015, in line with the "four-hour rule" target set in the United Kingdom in 2010.

The designs, coming from a very general rule, target pre-specified allocation proportions for the ranked treatment effects.

As a rule, target companies are underfinanced start-ups that possess technology expertise and capabilities but lack financial prospects [29]; these investments seem to be more attractive in comparison with expenditures for acquirer's domestic R&D.

The cross-state rule targets nitrogen oxide, an ozone precursor, as well as sulfur dioxide, which is not an ozone precursor but can also cause lung damage.

●      Global Gag Rule: Your administration reinstated and dramatically expanded a version of the harmful global gag rule, targeting non-U.S.

We spent a number of years and significant resources preparing to operate under any version of the gainful employment rule and any other rule targeting our industry.

One particularly tricky issue the council faces is how to analyze differences between long-term investments and short-term trades the Volcker Rule targets short-term trades.

He has stalled the agency's rule targeting abusive payday loans and put an investigation into the massive Equifax hack on ice.

Another new rule targets cargo-handling equipment such as forklifts and cranes, calling for replacing or retrofitting their engines with those using "best available control technology".

The new rules target two tax breaks: personal exemptions and many popular deductions like those for state and local taxes, mortgage interest and charitable contributions.

Despite government claims that these rules target only terrorists and drug-runners, the right of arbitrary arrest has been exercised far more widely, creating a general public fear of crossing the authorities.