Sentence examples for rules that ensured from inspiring English sources
Throughout the 1970s and much of the 1980s, regulators in Asia and Latin America fussed over capping interest rates or protecting their banks from foreign marauders, but gave insufficient thought to prudential rules that ensured banks had enough money to cover rough times.
Or do we want a clear, enforceable set of rules that ensures the internet remains a level playing field for all?
She is using the budget crunch in her country to lobby for more "gender-budgeting" — rules that ensure men receive no more resources from the state than women.
Disputes are generally resolved not on the basis of rules that ensure fair resolution, but by bargaining among unequals, with the rich and powerful usually imposing their will on others.
"We must dedicate our efforts to adopting uniform rules that ensure a level playing field and that ensure those who do not wish to abide by those rules can no longer compete against those who do," said Craig Fravel, the Breeders' Cup president and chief executive.
There may well be only one set of basic moral rules that ensure a healthy, sustainable social life.
The approach is to extend programming languagesʼ typing mechanisms with additional rules that ensure consistency between models and code, even when code is arbitrarily modified by programmers.
Capitalism has worked best in this country when regulatory agencies such as the SEC have provided ground rules that ensure transparency and prevent fraud.
We also depend on an open Internet including enforceable net neutrality rules that ensure big cable companies can't discriminate against people like us.
The Internet Association supports enforceable rules that ensure an open Internet, free from government control or discriminatory, anticompetitive actions by gatekeepers.
"The Aliso Canyon incident is an example of the type of risks we face as natural gas infrastructure ages, and is a sobering reminder of how important it is to have rules that ensure gas stays in the pipeline — not in our air," the EDF notes on its website.
