Sentence examples for rules developing from inspiring English sources
They conclude that under both high and low growth conditions, and with both lax and lenient rules, developing countries had so far pledged to cut much more than rich countries.
As President, there are many policies Trump is involved in that could materially affect his company — rewriting the tax code; changing environmental or trade rules; developing relationships with countries in which the Trump Organization manages or licenses properties, or hopes to in the future.
Under WTO rules, developing economies are allowed to spend up to 10% on subsidies, helping their farmers to survive in a more open global market.
Product safety, consumer protection, fair trade, defending reputations, promoting technological inventions and innovation, accounting rules, developing financial services and regulatory cooperation are all on the agenda.
These rules developed organically and were rarely written down.
They feed you stale rules developed from books passed down over thousands of years.
He also laid into "ridiculous rules" developed by the Home Office that prevented Indian and Chinese business people from visiting Britain.
Instead of relying on rules developed from averages, a retailer can benefit significantly from merchandising optimization software.
The rules, developed after lengthy negotiations among regulators on the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, would not take effect for at least seven years.
On the other hand, the multivalent design rules developed in biological chemistry are applied in novel supramolecular nanostructures.
Many dismayed Sanders supporters were simply learning about rules developed decades ago by Democrats tired of watching their party lose presidential elections.
