Sentence examples for rules for and from inspiring English sources

As the rules for and patterns of welfare and immigration change, the job of labor organizing has evolved.

In less time than it takes to get a good compass bearing, cheap credit and stable markets have given way to investor panic and a credit crunch.So far the central bankers have concentrated on stemming panic by flooding financial markets with short-term liquidity and, in the case of the Federal Reserve, by loosening the rules for, and price of, banks' borrowing from the discount window.

Here, we have reviewed the rules for and the theoretical background of the isotopic approach to environmental and ecological problems and have described the principles regulating the distribution of isotopes in the biosphere, which is inhabited by millions of species.

Until rules for and assessment of blinding are developed or surrogate measures are considered to be acceptable from a regulatory standpoint, an open-label design with objective end points is an unavoidable default standard.

"Consumer financial protection had not been the primary focus of any Federal agency, and no agency had effective tools to set the rules for and oversee the whole market," Warren testified before Congress in May 2011, when she was helping the Treasury Department set up the agency.

All families have their own culture, complete with implicit and explicit rules for communication and behavior.

To see this, note that both are derivable rules for ∧ and also for ∨, and of course we cannot prove φ ∨ ψ ≻ φ ∧ ψ in general.

In the original gold standard, there were only four rules for CC and MF sub-ontology and no rules for BP.

State laws carefully prescribe the rules for forming and running political parties, conducting elections, and balloting.

"We are trying to be fair here and there can't have rules for one and different rules for others.

And there is one set of rules for men and another for women.