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School rules: designed by students.

The FSA chairman defended the new rules designed by bank supervisors in Basel, Switzerland, against criticism that the amounts of capital they are demanding are not high enough.

Like other banks, BNP Paribas is looking increase its capital levels under new rules designed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in Switzerland.

The vote for Brexit is thought to be among the reasons that the UK arm of Santander has revised the way it intends to implement the ring fencing rules designed by Sir John Vickers.

To take but one example of the damage Mr Hollande has wrought, new rent-control rules designed by Ms Duflot (who refused to serve under Mr Valls because she considered him too right-wing) have battered the construction industry.

We run s2m on polymers of each set, using their respective monomer databases and chemical reaction rules designed by ourselves.

For the purpose of practical implementation, the hybrid heuristic based on the tabu search and the decomposed optimization is proposed with the priority rule designed by using the so-called Unit Cost Ratio (UCR).

"The rules have gone too far," Blake told MPs. "Legitimate students are being seriously affected by rules designed to take out bogus students".

So it was that the Chilean wine industry only began to thrive when General Pinochet overturned rules designed to curb alcoholism by restricting the size of vineyards.

Their investments should be governed by rules designed with that reality very clearly in mind".The problem, if problem it be, may be just beginning.

Grocers with a turnover of £1bn or more, such as Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda or Morrisons, are already supposed to be bound by rules designed to protect suppliers from payment delays or retrospective changes to terms and conditions.