Sentence examples for rules and directives from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has more than 1,200 laws, rules and directives against corruption, but implementation is ineffective".

Government intervention, red tape, rules and directives that inhibit enterprise are equated with a denial of freedom.

DOE officials, he says, "don't get any praise [from Congress] for doing things right, but they get a lot of criticism if things go wrong and a lot of new rules and directives to follow".

The Treasury could create rules and directives to guide what fund managers could purchase.

Communities generally begin by developing various institutional rules and directives, such as regulations covering extraction and distribution of forest products and penalties to be applied to offenders.

Here it is useful to distinguish between "macro-level" policies, such as agency rules, regulations and directives, mission statements, deployment and rotation policies, Rules-of-Engagement and the like, and "micro-level" policies, such as small unit policies, leader directives and communications, training schedules and policies, and so forth.

Veteri consults with his son to stay current on rules changes and directives from the league.

"We have indeed verified that all the transactions were in line with EU and French rules, regulations and directives," Noyer said at a news conference.

There are three main types of logic clauses in B-Prolog: rules, facts, and directives.

Thus, once we have established the set of prescriptions, rules, laws and directives that would bind an autonomous free will, we then hold ourselves to this very same of set prescriptions, rules, laws and directives.

Collins said he had no objection to rules and league directives.