Sentence examples for rules to adopt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stern said the commission, expected to have 15 members, would consult anticorruption groups, including the Association for Union Democracy and Teamsters for a Democratic Union, to discuss what ethics rules to adopt and how best to enforce them.

In the House, the Democratic minority's success at playing rope-a-dope with the rules prompted the Republican majority — like the Senate, in accordance with the rules — to adopt a shut-up-and-vote strategy, passing tort reform and immigrant regulation bills after cutting off debate and amendments.

These women at high risk should therefore undergo increased preventive surveillance and be informed about basic healthy lifestyle rules to adopt so as to prevent the onset of diabetes.

Here are Samantha DeBianchi's rules to adopting a million dollar mindset.

We have applied two r values to simulate the decision-maker's influence or preference upon the decision rule to adopt an optimized action (ideal).

Regulators have set no specific timetable for the rules to be adopted.

Agency officials said the rules to be adopted on Thursday amounted to a clarification of their policy rather than a drastic change.

[C2.] Accounting Board Plans to Revamp The group that oversees the Financial Accounting Standards Board said it would restructure the board and allow new rules to be adopted by a three-member majority.

That impulse can lead people into more serious problems, officials agree, and underscores the need for specific, convincing and enforceable rules to be adopted by the city.

Surely there must be maxims – operating rules – to be adopted, such as 'never write for fools'.

The announcement also stated that a programme would be available shortly with further details including the rules to be adopted for the meeting.