Sentence examples for rules lowering from inspiring English sources

He exempted it from pollution rules, lowering the costs of production.

But it also significantly loosened free agency rules, lowering the age limit to as low as 25.

"The elements of unfairness and injustice in subverting the presumption of innocence are directly implicated by rules lowering the quantum of evidence required to convict," Justice Stevens said.

But Mr Ortega's election is not part of any underlying shift to the left: he gained a smaller share of the vote than in 2001, but won because he secured a change in the rules lowering the threshold to avoid a run-off (which he would have lost).

The simulation results not only confirm that the qualitative design rules lowered common cause failure rates but also provide some quantitative assessment of how large the improvements can be in various cases.

The current rules lower the cost per sequence allowed, increase the time for sequencing, and establish that the 100 genomes analyzed would belong to people age 100 or older.

One of the more controversial components of the Obama rules lowered the burden of proof for sexual assault cases.

The new rules lower the bar for police to open fire on rock-throwers and impose a minimum sentence of four years in prison for the offense. .

Senator Richard Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, has introduced legislation to change the 90/10 rule, lowering the threshold to 85 percent, and requiring colleges to count G.I. Bill benefits and military tuition assistance as federal student aid for the purposes of the rule.

Now, roughly two years after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission adopted the rule, lowering the legal requirement for proving that financial firms manipulate the markets, Wall Street is feeling the effects of the rule it fought so hard to tame.

Among his other wishes: consistent enforcement of the pace-of-play rule, lowering the volume on shriekfests, a healthy return for Venus Williams, and faster courts to restore variety and keep net play from becoming extinct.