Sentence examples for rules reducing from inspiring English sources

Last week, a U.S. federal court said in a ruling that Florida's rules reducing the number of early voting days is an unfair burden on minorities and upheld a U.S. Justice Department decision to block the change in five of the state's 67 counties.

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

— established as a forum for setting global trade rules, reducing barriers to commerce and settling disputes — appears to have lost its way.

In 1995 President Bill Clinton issued an executive order that overhauled government secrecy rules, reducing the number of documents made secret and shortening the time such documents were kept classified.

He plans to cut around 90% of thousands of pages of "over-zealous rules", reducing over a hundred "overlapping and confusing standards" for new homes to less than 10.

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation says in a report scheduled for release Monday that unless appropriate measures are taken to improve transmission of electricity, rules reducing carbon dioxide emissions by utilities could impair the reliability of the power grid.

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

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

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".

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.