Sentence examples for rules by reducing from inspiring English sources

Maxse did not accept that the BHA would lose the deterrent effect of the whip rules by reducing the penalties to be imposed.

We are also trying to block one-sided attempts by the Conservatives to change party funding rules by reducing financial support for opposition parties that enables them to scrutinise legislation and to develop alternative policies.

So what should you do to ensure that you don't lose out if your credit card company decides to respond to the changing EU rules by reducing the rewards it pays?

Atallah et al. [11] in proposed a primary heuristic technique to hide the sensitive association rules by reducing the support of their generating itemsets.

The EC says such a practice "may amount to a breach of EU competition rules by reducing cross-border competition as a result of restricting so-called 'parallel trade' within the Single Market and preventing consumers from buying cheaper games that may be available in other Member States".

In the default setting, the user can choose from all the possible instances of the reduction rules by reducing the input, and proceed by applying the rules incrementally to observe a possible computation trace of the DNA soup.

But they argue that with strong rules — possibly by reducing the credit for "new" companies, or by requiring a company's overall wage bill to rise along with its work force — the proposal could minimize such abuse.

My case is that your government has cumulatively attacked the Rule of Law by reducing liberties in many different areas.

The party also said that it would end China's extrajudicial system of labour-camp prisons which had been in use since the establishment of the People's Republic would enhance the rule of law by reducing the influence of the party on ordinary cases, and would begin addressing land reform in rural areas.

In October, Florida filed suit against the Environmental Protection Agency, seeking to block new rules aimed at limiting warming by reducing power-plant emissions.

Resolving the current – and seemingly perpetual – problem with air traffic controller under-staffing by freeing today's ATC Organization from often crippling and sometimes nonsensical or even counter-productive government hiring rules and bureaucratic lethargy, and by reducing, over time, the number of controllers required to fully staff a new, technologically advanced system.