Sentence examples for shift to rules from inspiring English sources

Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden hope to water down the proposed law because they think it is too onerous, particularly for small and medium-sized firms, and could stifle innovation.Now the focus will shift to rules that companies must follow before handing over personal data to law-enforcement or intelligence agencies abroad.

The shift to "Rules" and "Phenomena" in the second edition clarified the logical structure of the derivation of the law of universal gravity and removed any thought that this derivation gave the law an only hypothetical status.

The commission is preparing a timetable that will permit American companies to shift to the international rules, which are set by a foreign organization and give companies greater latitude in reporting earnings.

After 10 consecutive correct responses were made, an unannounced rule-shift for card sorting was implemented and the valence-based rule shifted to the expressiveness-based rule.

And those at the top of the distribution may be hurt by shifting to the new rules.

The battle now shifts to the Senate, whose rules make it easier for individual lawmakers to disrupt a bill's passage.

Under such rules profits shifted to lower tax countries are liable to the tax rate in the home country of their parent company, with a credit for foreign taxes paid, reducing any incentive to use low-tax jurisdictions.

Instead of a single answer to the question, "How young is too young?" many countries are shifting to a "patchwork system of rules and exceptions", says Kaye Wellings, a sexual-health researcher at London University.

Rather than trying to redesign past rules, attention has shifted to new technologies such as electric cars and nanotechnology.

By the 1980s, the United Kingdom's Hart's Rules (1983) had shifted to single sentence spacing.

James D. Cox, a securities law expert at Duke Law School who returned this week from teaching corporate law in Europe, said the shift to international rules amounted to "outsourcing safety standards".