Sentence examples for rules raised from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Peters said the new Cuban rules raised new questions about United States immigration rules that were devised to give Cubans refuge from persecution and offered privileges that other immigrants could only dream of.

The new Basel III international banking rules raised equity requirements modestly, but they are still quite low: 7 percent equity relative to "risk-weighted assets" and up to 9.5 percent for the most systemically important institutions considered "too big to fail".

The International Chamber of Commerce said the proposed new rules raised immediate concerns about compliance costs and long-term worries about how innovative companies can be.

In a 2014 survey of nutrition directors (sometimes colloquially known as lunch ladies), 81percentt reported increased waste, but a study published last year found the rules raised fruit consumption without increasing waste; another study said waste went up slightly.  .

Rules raise costs by compelling businesses to do things differently.

Norman Siegel, a lawyer whose clients include bicyclists, said the new rules "raise serious civil liberties issues".

The incoherence of stock option reporting rules raises serious questions about the information metaphor as a foundation for either individual rules or the standard setting process.

As Robert Jackson and I show in a recent study, the proposal to tighten the rules raises significant policy issues.

One big issue is the Basel III rules raising bank capital requirements, especially the extra cushion national regulators may force the biggest banks to hold.

The rules raise the real possibility that the winner of the popular vote could be on the losing end of the delegate tally.

The rules raise the real possibility that the winner of the popular vote is on the losing end of the delegate tally.