Sentence examples for rules and access from inspiring English sources

"Independence will fracture the UK market in terms of taxation, ad rules and access to media.

Its policies primarily relate to road users – for example driver education, road safety, vehicle maintenance education, nationwide road rules and access to public lands for off-road vehicles.

Monetate customers will also now be able to test and deploy their own HTML and JavaScript, target recommendations based on complex business rules, and access all the data they need about traffic segments and purchasing patterns to make informed decisions about the promotions, messages, and other content they deliver to consumers through its analytics and reporting features.

Explanatory banners were displayed in schools explaining game rules and access to equipment.

This system provided test ordering (with automated form filling, order sets, warnings of possible test duplication, and user defined rules) and access to previous test results.

These should include, at a minimum:  Initial endowments (roles of actors, their access to information, degree of autonomy, areas of negotiation and uncertainty, rules and norms, access to resources, power relationships, accountability etc).

Issues covering cable television ownership limits, cable and broadcasting cross-ownership rules and Internet access are likely to come before policymakers during his tenure.

And because party nominating rules and ballot access rules have not been put to the test in recent years, there are "unknown unknowns" in addition to these obvious risks.

The law is generating all sorts of different data rules and data access points, and when you change them, you change how campaigns behave.

Institutions governing the CPR addressed the excludability problem by defining fishing territory, eligibility rules and intercommunity access rule, while subtractability problem was addressed by gear rules, temporal allocation rules, first comer rules, fishing behaviour rules, conservation rules, and rules for distribution of benefits.

The supervisory agency would be made up of three separate European authorities covering banking, insurance and securities, operate on a common set of rules and have access to "high quality" information.