Sentence examples for that detailed rules from inspiring English sources

In a speech last spring cited by the board yesterday, Mr. Pitt complained that detailed rules have slowed the board's action.

Others argue that detailed rules from the S.E.C. -- which, after all, is headed by Harvey L. Pitt, a former corporate lawyer who erstwhile colleagues hope will sympathize with them -- cannot resolve all concerns.

For nearly every problem, lawmakers and bureaucrats imagine that more detailed rules are the answer.

They do not act as precise action guides that inform us in each circumstance how to act in the way that more detailed rules and judgments do [ 11]." Note 2: The notion of 'coherence' is not well defined.

They have been told to conduct 150 studies and write 350 detailed rules that could run to 15,000-20,000 pages, reckons Barclays Capital.Banks will hope that, as in the past, regulators are more sympathetic than lawmakers to their claim that tough rules will harm their competitiveness and stunt economic growth.

The company will spend more than $8 million in advertising on its new Callaway Rule 35 balls (so named after the 34 detailed rules that set firm limits on the size, specifications and performance of golf balls) and several million dollars more on promotions.

Such confounding is unlikely in this study as a unique feature of this study is its reliance on eProtocol-insulin, an electronic protocol that uses explicit and detailed rules for intravenous insulin and blood glucose measurement to achieve 95% clinician compliance and clinical reproducibility [ 21- 23].

The board, reacting in part to anger generated by the collapse of Enron, asked for public comment yesterday on adopting a principles-based approach that presumably would avoid the detailed rules, sometimes with exceptions and exceptions to the exceptions, that have been present in some American rules.

The app also displays the location of all street parking spots and garages with detailed rules and prices that is kept current through its users.

In the Ottoman period it was an institution with strict and detailed rules that even the sultan had to follow, and precise guidelines on the recruitment and education of courtesans.

Down in Washington, regulators, legislators, and bank lobbyists are still squabbling over how the Dodd-Frank Act, which represents the principal political response to the banking crisis, will be converted into detailed rules that traders and C.E.O.s alike have to follow.