Sentence examples for set minimum rules from inspiring English sources

The European Union would set minimum rules, he said, but member states would zealously guard their right to carry out their own inspections.

He argues that the world's financial community should set minimum standards covering anti-laundering rules.

He also said the commission should review its rules that set minimum capital levels for brokerage firms that belong to futures clearinghouses.

George Bush saw biofuels as a route to energy independence, signing into law rules that set minimum prices and required refiners and importers to sell increasing amounts of biofuel each year.

The proper comparison here would really be between the energy-efficiency regulations and the government rules that set minimum standards for sanitation and medical care when an abortion is performed.

Since the early 1990s, laws and rules have set minimum standards of care, but the controversy over the appropriate role of private providers continues [7, 10].

The way to do that, Bollyky said, is to create common standards for industries, setting minimum labor rules on work hours, and safety and health conditions for NAFTA countries.

In one, State Supreme Court in White Plains ruled in 1995 that a co-op board did not have the right to set minimum sale prices.

In July, the Supreme Court ruled Welsh ministers can protect the wages of 13,000 farm workers, following the dispute over who has the power to set minimum wages.

The Home Office said new rules setting minimum prices for different drinks would come into effect on 6 April.

The proposed rule also sets minimum standards for servicing of loans, something banks had opposed.