Sentence examples for slack rules from inspiring English sources

True, he did little to change the slack rules on expenses (especially the so-called second-homes allowance, which financed the most egregious nest-feathering).

Mr. Kinney also contended that slack transport rules -- which, for example, had allowed deputies to turn off the audio-monitoring system in the van carrying Ms. Caruso -- had been tightened to prevent other such incidents.

At first the Hendersons' tale could be seen as a classic example of rugby league's combination of slack eligibility rules with the desperation to expand that so often brings the code into disrepute.

A pursuer may know your name, he said, but would have a hard time tracking you if your personal expenses were paid by See Ya Later Inc. — especially if you incorporate in Wyoming or Nevada, which a recent book, "Treasure Islands," described as having slack incorporation rules on par with those in Cyprus and the Cayman Islands.

In this example, the well-known minimum slack (MS) rule [119] is represented in the form of expression tree, i.e. a priority function.

Global agreement on rules would reduce opportunities for "regulatory arbitrage" in which companies seek out the jurisdictions with the slackest regulation in order to push the envelope on allowable activities.

They do not just have to worry about rules being too slack.

The doubt is not suggesting the fact that rules can be slack (this, too), or that bodies move deliberately opposing the rules (this, too), but the fact that the "needs" of the single bodies change over time in a process of interrelation between them, and that the possibilities offered account for the needs of the single body and the encounter of various bodies.

Challenges: Unstructured, with few rules, plenty of theological slack and a high degree of ambiguity.

Advantages: Unstructured, with few rules, plenty of theological slack and a high degree of ambiguity.

Our modern rules for handling infectious threats, Slack shows, were invented during the European "black death", when authorities mandated quarantine and isolation, dooming many not yet sick.