But she emphasized that the Group of 7 had a "longstanding set of rules" committing its members to float their currencies except during rare instances of market turbulence.
"From all the data we have at the moment, there is no breach of European rules committed by companies from Romania or on Romanian territory," Reuters quoted Mr. Ponta as saying.
Romania's prime minister, Victor Ponta, told a news conference: "From all the data we have at the moment, there is no breach of European rules committed by companies from Romania or on Romanian territory.
He also promoted a video suggesting that Clinton was complicit in the murder of his White House counsel Vincent Foster, whom a coroner had ruled committed suicide.
So rules may vary from contractor to contractor, and it is not quite clear who will discipline those who break rules or commit atrocities.
Rules can commit individuals or groups to a predetermined path.
For the first time, life peers will be able to resign their seats, while those who break the rules or commit criminal offences punishable with a year in jail could be expelled.
Most importantly perhaps, it could develop new fiscal rules that commit to reducing welfare spending if growth is strong, so that AME falls in the upswing, and lay out its own employment plans to give credibility to those rules.
People trying to play basketball without knowing the rules might commit a lot of unnecessary fouls, but they also might just pick up the ball and carry it down the length of the court, or hurl it into the stands.
Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, said the shooting in the Brooklyn subway station reflected the reality that people who violate basic rules and commit small crimes in subway stations — like turnstile jumpers — were more likely to take part in more serious crimes.
