Sentence examples for rules to prevent a from inspiring English sources

The president says he must soften environmental rules to prevent a recession.

But it may still help to lay down rules to prevent a similar crisis unfolding again.

He said he hoped regulators in Europe and Asia would create standardized rules to prevent a "race to the bottom".

In previous interviews, Dr. Wilson has said Penn had rules to prevent a conflict of interest between his academic position and his ties to the company.

The bail-outs were unpopular everywhere, but may have prevented the world's banking system from imploding.Governments are now trying to craft rules to prevent a recurrence.

The squalls will get worse when central bankers start selling the bonds on their balance-sheets or tightening lending rules to prevent a new housing bubble.

It has been especially critical of the United States, for example, for invoking so-called safeguard rules to prevent an increase of Chinese textile imports that threatened to put American manufacturers out of business.

He said that without rules to prevent it, "a shareholder could buy stock, receive a large tax-free dividend, and then sell the stock for a capital loss that offsets a capital gain" from another investment.

Now the governing body has drawn up new rules to prevent such a mess ever happening again.

Secure systems incorporate specific rules to prevent "cheating" for a specific context.

Moreover, the government's invocation of export control rules to prevent publication of a paper is unprecedented, Fouchier said, and he warned that if the Dutch interpretation of the E.U. regulation carries the day, the work of many European researchers could be paralyzed.