Consumer advocates hailed the new rules as a victory for car buyers and predicted that the rules would create a single 15-nation market for cars that would hold prices down.
[C8.] U.S. Said to Violate Trade Rules The World Trade Organization said the United States government is violating trade rules in a victory for the European Union, Canada and other United States trading partners.
The new rules represent a victory for environmentalists and advocates of fuel conservation, but were attacked by opponents, including the Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, as too costly for consumers.
The policy sparked immediate backlash, though Trump celebrated the rules as a victory, saying if someone fails to stand for the anthem, "maybe you shouldn't be in the country".
Lu Jun, who runs an organization in Beijing that has been pushing the government to ease its testing policies, described the new rules as a victory for hepatitis B carriers as well as those trying to change society through public advocacy and legal action.
The new rules are a victory for gun control advocates, have one big concession for gun owners (law enforcement sign-off has been replaced with notification), and include new estate provisions for when a gun owner dies.
PAGE A9 Online Music Ruling In a victory for the music industry, a federal judge ruled that MP3.com had violated copyright law with its online music database.
Mr. Folli, the political analyst, said he still would not rule out a victory by Mr. Berlusconi.
The home-care rule is a victory for low-wage workers, and especially for working women, who make up most of the home-care work force.
James A. Klein, president of the American Benefits Council, a lobby for large employers, said: "The new rule is a victory for common sense and for retirees.
