Sentence examples for strong rules in from inspiring English sources
To "jump start" that effort, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced Friday that it was giving a $6 million grant to the Environmental Defense Fund to help secure strong rules in 14 states that account for 85 percent of the gas reserves accessible through fracking.
Under former Chairman Tom Wheeler's leadership, that meant putting strong rules in place around net neutrality and privacy — rules now being openly targeted by the agency's new leadership.
While Western competitors have strong rules in place (and real penalties) for infringement of their IP – Chinese companies face a business environment where their development costs would be lost overnight as soon as another company could clone their product.
There are already many strong rules in place for fishing inside EU waters.
Wheeler proposed strong rules in February 2015 — rules that required reclassifying internet service providers as a "common carrier" under Title II of the 1934 Communications Act — and the FCC was flooded with public comments supporting the decision.
In states like Alaska and Pennsylvania, which don't have strong rules in place, state officials are vowing to use what authority they have to monitor advertising material and stop brokers from selling these policies under false pretenses.
Which raises an interesting question: Why didn't the banks put stronger rules in place long ago?
He said the talks had been an "extremely difficult conversation because there are 44 countries on an equal footing", although he praised Cameron and Osborne for pioneering stronger rules in some key areas.
It is one of the strongest rules in our culture" (Alvord and Pelt 2000, p. 40).
Additional Fact: Title II did shift authority for privacy and security practices from the FTC to the FCC, which then put stronger rules in place to address some internet provider-specific vulnerabilities.
The Obama administration has begun to put stronger rules in place; Congress, in contrast, has failed to do anything.
