Sentence examples for tight rules for from inspiring English sources

It also sets tight rules for the share of health costs that an insurer must pay.

They also demanded tight rules for joining the single currency, and tough controls on borrowing by member states after entry.

The risks of moral hazard would abound; but at least banks would be free to lend again.The second, crunchier approach is to lay down tight rules for evaluating loans, and insist on realistic provisioning for them.

Aristotle does not lay down tight rules for discovering first principles, though he points out that one needs a good deal of experience of the subject, and that if we possess the first principles they will explain why the subject has the attributes it does.

A week before her visit, the government signalled tighter rules for employers importing overseas workers on temporary visas.

That, he said, means working on creating "sufficiently credible financial firewalls" and creating tighter rules for the common currency.

New tighter rules for claiming unemployment benefits should also encourage more of the unemployed to find work.

The rules also seek to ban unregulated trading and establish tighter rules for high-frequency trading, which some blame for increasing volatility.

However, despite some notable successes — the stimulus package, health care reform, tighter rules for the financial industry — things have not gone according to plan.

That led to scores of anti-corruption laws and congressional probes, tighter rules for spending and moving money, and many civic watchdog groups.

For all Mr. Elman's fears of the threat to small business, Mr. Goldin views tighter rules for patent awards as a godsend for entrepreneurs.