Sentence examples for softer rules from inspiring English sources

Chile, the Netherlands and Slovenia have already passed strict network-neutrality laws; several others, including Norway, have opted for softer rules or are planning to do so.Big network operators are sometimes to blame for this.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is weighing softer rules after receiving a flurry of complaints about its plan to curb Wall Street's control over derivatives exchanges, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.

Libertarians think the internet, as most other things, should simply be left alone.Given this cacophony, it comes as no surprise that only three countries Chile, the Netherlands and Slovenia have so far passed strict network-neutrality laws, whereas most others have opted for softer rules.

It was low capital requirements, weak limits on leverage, over-the-counter traded derivatives, soft rules on mortgage lending and global financial imbalances.

Donald Trump doesn't appreciate the NFL's "soft" rules on concussion – despite repeated blows to the head being linked to serious brain injury.

Some NGOs would prefer hard law rather than the "soft" rules involved in many of these initiatives.How committed are companies to the rules they claim to live by, whether their own or an industry-wide code?

In this step we analyze the soft rules and calculate the prostate cancer risk percentage.

We get the soft rules by the 'AND' operation of the soft sets we obtained in the second step, and we observe which patient provides which rule.

This includes naming conventions, source system definitions, hard and soft rules, metadata for staging areas, cross-reference tables, and access control lists.

That did not appear to satisfy Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. "Well, give me a loose and soft rule," he said.

McKinniss explained that, "as a soft rule," he prefers images taken from cultural phenomena from his own lifetime.