Sentence examples for rules reducing the 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.

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.

His final report in 1996 stated: "Given the size of the existing rules, reducing the amount of material in them is obviously desirable". His proposals to reduce complexity and make the system more user-friendly were accepted.

St. Andre streamlined the D&D rules, reducing the complexity, and added a bit more humor.

The largest law firm in Northern Ireland has withdrawn from all major criminal cases in a protest against new rules reducing the level of legal aid payments.

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

Specifically, investment-friendly rules reduce the procyclicality of both overall and investment spending.

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.

The law compels the government to pay cash to longtime landowners when land-use rules reduce the value of their property -- or, if the government cannot pay, to allow owners to develop their land as they see fit.

Exponential and the logarithmic scheduling rules reduce the starvation of the best-effort traffic which causes an increase in the buffer level of the delay sensitive flows.