Sentence examples for rules reduced from inspiring English sources

The city expanded its Sunday parking enforcement in 2002, saying the Sunday rules reduced double parking, congestion and pollution.

This latest move sees the preventative, punitive element of the new whip rules reduced even further, which gives us real cause for concern".

There is a political lesson in the rise of the buy side, in how quickly and mercilessly the shifts in how the buy side trades (and the Dodd-Frank rules) reduced the fees paid to the sell side: "Wall Street" doesn't like to pay "Wall Street" any more than anyone else does.

When Unesco did not receive the American money late last year, it immediately used its working capital fund of $31 million for the budget, froze all programs, canceled any program in the pipeline, ended some programs, froze hiring, initiated a voluntary retirement plan, changed its travel rules, reduced translations, renegotiated contracts and limited the use of outside consultants.

Eight of the points were adopted, most of which are widely admired (strict enforcement of obstruction rules; reduced size of goalie pads; tag-up offside; players on the league competition committee), some less so (shootouts), but all contributing to a more wide-open league whose popularity has grown in the years since they were introduced.

Only two of the new rules reduced measured regulatory costs, and then by only $1.5 billion.

PLAN Simplify planning rules; reduce the roles of opinion and obscurity.

It is widely accepted that following these rules reduces copycat suicides.

If the world community is truly concerned about hunger, then it should not let unfair trade rules reduce developing countries' ability to do something about it.

Britain is hoping to boost its competitiveness by easing its bankruptcy rules, reducing the personal costs to entrepreneurs of going bust.

The new rules reduce the minimum calorie counts by more than 200 calories in some grades and, for the first time, set calorie maximums as well.