Sentence examples for rules eliminated from inspiring English sources

Tougher licensing rules eliminated this advantage, and the company may have priced itself out of the market.

Gloria Bergquist, a spokeswoman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group, said that automakers want fuel-economy rules eliminated, not tightened.

A change in the rules eliminated the multiple intermediate sprints of years past; this year, points toward the green jersey, given to the points leader, are awarded only during the single intrastage sprint and the sprints to the finish.

Using a combination of high and low-order rules eliminated the divergence and still yielded accurate results in the N2 photoionization calculations.

The legislature, supposedly in response to this effort to circumvent the rules, eliminated contribution limits in 2006 and then, after courts struck down that bill on procedural grounds, did so again in 2008.

In the US, the 1982 amendments to Medicaid's original rules eliminated cost-sharing for children (Mann C 2003).

However, she did urge the self-regulatory organizations like the New York Stock Exchange and the National Association of Securities Dealers to align their rules, eliminating discrepancies that currently exist.

President Bush and Senate Republicans settled a dispute over media ownership rules, eliminating a stumbling block to approval of a spending bill for a third of federal programs.

The rules eliminate star-studded receptions for films and individual nominees after Oscar nominations have been announced (on Jan . 24for this year's films).

President Bush and Senate Republicans on Monday night settled their long-running dispute over media ownership rules, eliminating a major stumbling block to Congressional approval of a $330 billion catch-all spending measure covering a third of all federal programs.

Then he discovered that the theater was grandfathered under pre-1970s zoning rules, eliminating the need for large-scale public parking, a requirement that had stymied previous would-be renovators.