Sentence examples for rules that aims from inspiring English sources

Corbyn asked for reassurances about investment and called for the government to relax its fiscal rules that aims to achieve a budget surplus by 2020.

Parliament and Council (EU co-legislators) provisionally agreed on a reform of EU telecom rules that aims to boost the investments needed to make 5G connectivity available for all EU citizens by 2020, enhance protection of users and introduce a cap on disproportionate fees on calls between EU countries.

The other option piling on rules that aim to cover all contingencies might make comparisons easier.

Elsewhere, rules that aim for inclusiveness do more to confuse students than to encourage debate.

Counter-terrorism and asymmetric warfare do not justify the loosening or dismissal of the rules that aim to protect civilians in conflict.

The move would make it easier to comply with Senate rules that aim to limit any legislation's impact on the debt.

In a significant shift, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, along with the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, proposed stricter banking rules that aim for simplicity.

The recognition and assertion of security interests is subject to rules that aim at the separate satisfaction of the secured party from the proceeds of the collateral.

However, legal professionals continue to debate the viability of MDP and rules that currently prohibit lawyer fee-sharing arrangements and partnerships with non-lawyers-some of the rules that aim to safeguard lawyer independence from external influences.

[C4.] New Rules for Federal Contracts The Clinton administration will issue new rules that aim to bar awarding federal contracts to companies with a record of breaking labor and environmental laws.

The inference was that new regulation is getting in the way, especially the lack of clarity on proposed rules that aim to make mortgages fair and affordable for borrowers.