Sentence examples for rules for markets from inspiring English sources

In London in April 2009, G-20 leaders took important steps, including extending the scope and power of the Financial Stability Board, which brings together global supervisors to set rules for markets and banks.

In a nutshell, the lesson for regulators is that when it comes to changing the rules for markets, careful experimentation and a historical perspective is critical.

France is opening to the world, and companies are adapting to global rules for marketing their products.

The leaked draft is 95 pages long, and includes provisions on everything from copyright damages to rules for marketing pharmaceuticals.

As new electricity markets are being designed, it is important that systems and rules for market monitoring should be put in place before the markets begin operation.

Analysing markets as organisations governed by a network of relational contracts that establish rules for market participants increases our understanding of exchange processes.

Social scaler Paul Rice, the founder and president of Fair Trade USA, for example, changed the rules for market pricing by educating consumers.

Excluding a change in accounting rules for marketing costs, MGM said net income would have been 12 cents a share, or $28.2 million, the highest in its 77-year-history.

Malaysia countered by proposing a complete carve-out of tobacco control measures that would protect a country's ability to set its own rules for marketing, advertising, banning or taxing various tobacco products, among other control measures.

BRUSSELS — The European Union's top financial regulator proposed tougher rules for market benchmarks, new oversight that comes after a wave of interest rate-rigging scandals at big banks.

When it comes to new rules for marketing so-called light cigarettes, tobacco companies plan to honor the letter of the law -- but to shade the truth, critics say.