Sentence examples for stable rules from inspiring English sources
It is now backing one that would prohibit private ownership of water.Mr Astori says that unions will be reasonable, that state enterprises will seek partners and that investors will have "clear, stable rules".
"If you don't have stable rules and prices that can make offshore investment profitable, then companies are going to go to other geological regions to explore," said Daniel Montamat, an economist and energy consultant at Montamat y Asociados, an energy consultancy in Buenos Aires.
The future of Formula One for us means three things: Advanced technology, or there's no reason to race; stable rules, or not to change the rules every six months; and the possibility to maintain the Formula One characteristic, in other words, not the same car for everybody, not the same engine for everybody.
Moreover, the government has no intention of privatising electricity generation, 80% of which is in the hands of state companies.Yet if the government sets clear and stable rules, the model may achieve its goal: new investment in energy at prices that reflect its true economic cost.
Until Congress and the White House figure out how to carry out a sweeping overhaul, however, individual taxpayers are likely to face relatively stable rules for two years — allowing them to enjoy what may be the end of an era characterized by an unusually low federal tax burden.
Capitalism needs a set of stable rules to work.
First-past-the-post normally gives Britain stable rule.
For almost 2 decades since the 1968 revolution Iraq has enjoyed stable rule with apparently widespread popular consent.
Voters apparently have some sympathy with Congress's claim that only single-party government can give India stable rule.
How to consolidate Corbyn's strong position into long and stable rule without driving the party deeper into division and factionalism?
The big draws were an ultralow corporate tax rate of 10 percent and a stable rule of law based on the British legal system.
