Sentence examples for rules to make it from inspiring English sources

And Nasdaq is considering a change in its rules to make it easier for companies with share prices below $1 to remain listed on the market.

(Bloomberg News Microsoftt Eases Rules to Oust Directors The Microsoft Corporation revised its rules to make it easier for shareholders to force directors off the board.

The European Central Bank plans to revise its rules to make it easier for banks to use bundles of loans, known as asset-backed securities, as collateral for low-interest loans from the central bank.

The Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, is urging the Senate to revisit its filibuster rules to make it easier for a bare majority to install a judge for life.

The United States last week changed its visa rules to make it easier for foreign students and scientists working on sensitive technologies to reenter the country after overseas trips.

Making the sport work in America probably calls for tinkering with some of the rules to make it more entertaining, and that means toning down its emphasis on nasa-level engineering.

In both decades governments sought to change rules to make it easier to buy homes rather than build additional properties.

In December 2008 the European Commission changed the rules to make it easier for governments to insure short-term credits.

Management had also sought to loosen work rules to make it easier to schedule musicians for outreach work.

The first alternative mostly tinkers with the rules to make it easier to operate as a flow-through company.

The Revenue has introduced new rules to make it easier to reclaim overpaid tax on pension withdrawals.