Sentence examples for rules to reflect from inspiring English sources

(D) related to ordering rules to reflect exceptions and separate phase-outs.

Most close observers think that agencies rewrite rules to reflect OIRA's — and presumably the president's — preferences.

Then there will be expressions of shock, and calls for changing the rules to reflect economic reality.

Today the average Briton has 11 different jobs in their lifetime, and we need the rules to reflect this reality.

Kroger, which also has a points-toward-gas program, in May adjusted the rules to reflect rising gas prices.

To address the anomalies the Alzheimer's Society has long campaigned for the government to adjust the free nursing care rules to reflect the real needs of those who suffer from Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

Obama could reverse the "fill" rule to reflect its original meaning, which forbids waste matter from being dumped into waterways.

The stress strain relationship is derived using closed loading/unloading surfaces, associated flow rule and isotropic hardening rule, to reflect the pressure-sensitive behaviour of the material with volumetric plastic strains.

Committee members were said to have pored over videos of prominent catches and non-catches over the years, in effect working backward by deciding which plays they wanted to be ruled legal catches and then coming up with wording for the new rule to reflect that.

Jim Matheson, who heads the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, praised the deadline extension, saying in a statement that "EPA is working to avoid unintended consequences while the agency updates the original rule" to reflect new authority Congress gave the agency a year and a half ago.

This system had originated in China, during the Han dynasty, as emperors named the span of their rule to reflect the agenda and values they sought to embody.