Sentence examples for rules endorsed from inspiring English sources

It chose a version of the rules endorsed by the European Parliament, rather than one issued by the IASB.

A referendum on impeaching President Traian Basescu will go ahead on July 29, but under rules endorsed by the constitutional court.

That is still less than new rules endorsed last year by the Group of 20 leading economies, which would require core Tier 1 equity of 7 percent of assets by the end of 2018.

Based on their 2009 financial results, the 94 largest banks would have been 577 billion euros, or $769 billion, short of the risk-free capital they will need to hold under new rules endorsed by the Group of 20 countries, the committee said.

In what follows, the predominant focus will be on the 'philosophy of logic' side of medieval theories of consequence, i.e. how they articulated this very notion, rather than on spelling out the exact inferential rules endorsed by the different authors.

With regards to the ESR position statement [1], which adopted general rules endorsed by The Canadian Association of Radiologists [2] regarding the life cycle of various types of equipment, we analysed the current state of Croatian radiological equipment, which makes the largest contribution to the public's radiation exposure.

As well as this middle-of-the-road "worst case", the tests will also define banks' capital generously, using Tier-1 capital rather than the more stringent measure of core equity, which the Americans used and new Basel rules endorse.Marco Annunziata, the chief economist at UniCredit, says a "stress-test lite" won't be much use.

Public health organizations have pushed for restrictions, saying the current rules endorse unhealthy habits.

But the bill punts on the so-called Volcker rule, endorsed by Mr. Obama, which would begin to restrict the size and activities of big banks.

That rule, endorsed by William H. Donaldson, then the S.E.C. chairman, set up a lot of hoops to be leaped through before an institutional shareholder could nominate a rival candidate to appear on the company's proxy.

The fact that these rules are endorsed by rule-consequentialism makes rule-consequentialism attractive.