Sentence examples for rules designed to prevent from inspiring English sources

Rosenfeld's empty promise may have broken takeover rules designed to prevent companies making misleading statements during bid battles.

Under last year's Dodd-Frank act, banks face new rules designed to prevent abusive and risky lending.

France and Germany rode a coach and horses through the rules designed to prevent government borrowing getting out of hand.

Under rules designed to prevent fraud, China bars the sale of shares in state-owned enterprises for less than the net asset value per share.

It wants to make litigation quicker and therefore cheaper, and to tighten up the rules designed to prevent libel tourism – all good stuff.

It is merely an association that creates rules designed to prevent its labor force — college football and basketball players — from making any money.

Last week, the House approved a bill overturning a rule designed to prevent people deemed by the Social Security Administration to be mentally impaired from owning a firearm.

Under that rule, designed to prevent dangerous collisions into the end boards on icing races, a linesman determines who will win the race as the puck crosses an imaginary line between the face-off dots.

WASHINGTON — Nearly 12 years to the day that T.W.A. Flight 800 exploded off Long Island, killing all 230 people aboard, the secretary of transportation will go to the site of the plane's reconstructed fuselage on Wednesday and announce a final rule designed to prevent more accidents caused by explosions in fuel tanks.

A supervisor cannot nominate the same examiner more than once per year, a rule designed to prevent regular use of a sympathetic examiner.

But it would also pass a rule designed to prevent the Senate from considering the continuing resolution until after it had voted on the Obamacare bill.