Sentence examples for rules in preventing from inspiring English sources

But if one is trying to assess the impact of strict rules in preventing future problems, surely the pre-crisis years are more relevant.

Adequate hand washing and the use of germicidal soap may represent the rule in preventing transmission of diseases communicable by hand.

These will mutate randomly, with built-in rules preventing them becoming too abstract.

If Rule 10b5-1 has become a means to trade on inside information while gaining a bit of protection, then the rule is not effective in preventing insiders from abusing their access to corporate information.

"By generating all this scrutiny and press coverage, I think Simon certainly played some role in preventing that rule from being implemented," Tye, the Whistleblower Aid attorney, told me.

That is because the same soccer association that organized and promoted this World Cup, known here by the initials DFB, passed a rule in 1955 preventing its member clubs from allowing women to play.

Mr. Todd said the commission last week sent a formal "statement of objections" to Apple and the record companies contending that iTunes was breaching competition rules by preventing consumers in one country from downloading songs more cheaply from the Apple Internet store in another country.

Apparently there was nothing official in the rules preventing a woman from registering, but she wrote her name down as KV Switzer on the entry form anyway, just to be sure.

Fed supporters reckon that the regulator deserves the benefit of the doubt as its top officials have been busy over the past few years implementing a host of new rules in hopes of preventing another financial crisis, from requiring banks to reduce their reliance on debt to producing new restrictions on trading activities.

Mr Pahwa says he believes attacks on these sites are counter-productive because they inevitably encourage politicians to bring in stricter rules to prevent them happening, which defeats the object.

Football League clubs have unanimously voted in favour of rules preventing a mass influx of foreign loan players to a single team after Watford benefited from the system last season with 14 loan signings from abroad.