Sentence examples similar to rules outline that from inspiring English sources
One key rule the flier outlines that could be hard to follow: "Camping is not permitted".
Randolph adopted two rules in preparing his initial outline: that the Constitution should only include essential principles, avoiding minor provisions that would change over time, and that it should be stated in simple and precise language.
The government published rules outlining the liability that nuclear equipment suppliers to India's government-operated power plants would face in the case of an accident.
Mr. Ward acknowledged Tuesday that the rules outlining mayoral succession do not indicate that transfers necessarily be made in writing, but he said he would argue that a verbal notice is not enough.
In a proposal released this morning, the E.U.'s policy-making body, the European Commission, outlined rules that would allow funds from the E.U.'s research program to support derivation of cell lines from embryos left over after fertility treatments.
In the rules outlined on Thursday, private equity firms that own more than one bank would have to provide "cross-guarantees," under which they would use capital from a healthier bank to shore up a weaker one.
That debate escalated this July when 18 scientists published an editorial arguing that the EU rules, outlined in a leaked draft, were "based on virtually complete ignorance of all well-established and taught principles of pharmacology and toxicology". An onslaught of charged responses from hundreds of doctors and toxicologists ensued.
On Wednesday, the S.E.C. also proposed new rules outlining the process for banks and other financial firms that trade derivatives to register with the agency.
Co-create "rules of engagement" that outline the ways in which your team members agree to treat one another.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is scheduled to give an update on the Troubled Asset Relief Program later in the day, and reports suggest he may outline new rules that require firms requesting assistance to raise private capital in concert with any government assistance.
