Sentence examples for rules revision from inspiring English sources
"rules revision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the process of reviewing, updating, or making changes to a set of rules or regulations. Example: Our team has been working on a rules revision for the company's code of conduct. We have made several edits and updates to ensure that the rules are clear and aligned with our company values.
The unions, including Unison, have said they are not willing to convene expensive special rules revision conferences to make the changes.
Justin Ransome, a partner at Grant Thornton, foresees some rules revision, but perhaps not an attempt to turn back the clock.
It is also uncertain whether at least 51 Democrats would go along with a rules revision given how cautiously senators weigh even the slightest change to how their body functions.
Senate rules revisions ordinarily require a 67-vote threshold.
Regarding the rules revisions, Pentagon officials repeated on Thursday that same-sex marriages could not be recognized by the Defense Department because they were not recognized under federal law.
Meanwhile the full House needs to revisit the 1997 rules revisions that expanded secrecy and foreclosed the filing of ethics complaints by citizens, thereby weakening an already weak ethics process.
They will seek to amend it with the rules revisions sponsored by Senator Douglas and a number of other Northerners; these are rather more elaborate than the Johnson proposals and call for cloture by a Constitutional majority — fifty senators.
In recent weeks, Mr. Reid has been talking to Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, about potential rules revisions; Mr. Alexander has been consulting with Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who is chairman of the Rules Committee.
The horrific collision last March between Boston College's Patrick Eaves and the Merrimack goaltender, Joe Exter, which fractured Exter's skull and left him hospitalized for four weeks, may not have been the catalyst for a rules change this season, but it intensified existing concern over head injuries and has led to rules revisions.
Jon D. Leibowitz, the chairman of the trade commission, described the rule revision as a major advance for children's privacy.
But this rule revision would prove controversial in terms of encouraging local democracy and decision-making, both professed aims of the Conservatives.
