Sentence examples for to implement rules from inspiring English sources

Even some OECD countries have shown strong unwillingness to implement rules on sharing information with other countries.

In the short run, that is a recipe for gridlock because a majority vote of commissioners is needed to implement rules and policies.

Officials at the Commerce Department, which helped draft the proposal, said the document was intended to preserve the spirit of the informal and hard to implement rules that had been followed by Mr. Postel.

Obama's statement, which asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement rules banning blocking, throttling or paid prioritisation online, could prove to be an important precedent for the rest of the world.

A convoluted and complex negotiation around how best to implement rules designed to ensure clubs eventually operated at breakeven (with certain caveats that allowed unlimited spending on youth development and infrastructure).

^^^^^^^^^^ MORE NEWS · NHS performance: Surgical instruments may put lives at risk Hospitals are putting lives in danger by failing to implement rules designed to minimise the risk of patients accidentally contracting fatal infections through surgical instruments contaminated in previous operations, NHS advisers reveal.

The N.F.L., normally slow to implement rule changes, announced Tuesday that in addition to receiving fines, players would now be suspended for "devastating hits and head shots".

The offering allows users to implement rule based load balancing, monitoring and analytics and interoperability with various cloud environments.

This includes taking actions like urging the SEC to continue to develop and implement rules to open up crowdfunding and implementing policies that ensure women and minority entrepreneurs get fair access to capital.

He stated that until regulators have been given a chance to write and implement rules, it is "premature" to attempt to repeal or amend Dodd-Frank.

Today, after three years, he got approval from Congress to let him implement rules that would help dismantle world telephone monopolies;and lower telephone rates.