Sentence examples for rules for responding from inspiring English sources

Since the incident, and one two weeks earlier, the city's police and fire commissioners have agreed to adopt formal rules for responding to major disasters.

The bills, which the upper house is expected to approve in early June, will streamline the rules for responding to attacks and other emergencies.

In 2005 the members of the World Health Organisation (WHO) agreed on a new set of International Health Regulations, with rules for responding to outbreaks that are of global concern.

Although these plans are classified, his statement indicated that the rules for responding in an escalated manner in cyberspace, or with a conventional retaliation, would require decisions by the civilian leadership.

The security bills aim to clarify the ground rules for responding to an attack on Japan, including in situations when an attack is thought to be imminent but has not actually occurred.

The development of EF is made possible, in part, by increases in the efficiency of reflective reprocessing which allow for increases in the hierarchical complexity of the rules that can be used to characterize problems and select context-appropriate rules for responding.

General Alexander said that the administration was still working out rules of engagement for responding to cyberattacks.

The RYA will follow its established procedures for responding to Rule 69 reports.

An unusually large number of comment letters had been filed by Monday, the deadline for responding to a draft of the rule that was outlined in October.

To that end, members of the WHO passed new rules for reporting and responding to outbreaks in 2005.

"All my life," he told the undergraduates (and TV viewers around the world), "I have been haunted by the notion that there is a worldwide inborn musical grammar comparable to Chomsky's idea of an inborn set of rules for creating and responding to language".