Sentence examples for rules aiming at from inspiring English sources

The bankruptcy laws of most, if not all, countries therefore contain rules aiming at the reintegration of the bankrupt estate through avoidance of preferences given after insolvency or cessation of payments or even earlier.

Both European and North American codes adopt capacity design rules aiming at enforcing the dissipative behaviour into the braces and at preventing the damage in the remaining structural members.

Variety show producers are subject to new rules aimed at enforcing official notions of dignity.

It would considerably tighten rules aimed at keeping children out of adult jails during pretrial periods.

Virginia lawmakers ultimately adopted verification rules aimed at employers who systematically hire illegal immigrants.

The president did push rules aimed at forcing lenders to more clearly explain loan terms.

The ministry provided new rules aimed at guaranteeing quality of education.

There are extensive rules aimed at deciding if something is a banking entity or not.

Accountants this decade introduced new rules aimed at making pension deficits more comparable across companies.

In January 2005 the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) introduced rules aimed at reducing the number.

For example, this year airlines reintroduced minimum-stay fare rules aimed at discouraging business travelers from using cheaper advance-purchase fares.