Sentence examples for unifying rules from inspiring English sources

France, which currently holds the presidency of the European Union, suggested going much further — strengthening cross-border cooperation among regulators, unifying rules on bank deposit guarantees, altering accounting standards to no longer require banks to write-off losses immediately and possibly suspending government aid rules.

The differences between the two ways of land holding represent a challenge for land reforms aimed at unifying rules for land tenure and land devolution.

What has been lacking in these early efforts to make what we now would term "synthetic biological strategies" generally applicable and compatible with modern drug discovery is a series of predictable and unifying rules of assembly and production such that "unnatural" natural products can be designed and expressed in large quantities with minimal purification steps.

If there are not unified rules, how is youth development going to improve? –Barbara, Syracuse Though the United States Soccer Federation (US Soccer) provides each state association with basic guidelines for youth soccer and other aspects of the game, in the finest example of state's rights, each of the state associations is free to nibble around the edges for some things.

The international regulatory body known as International Organisation of Securities Commissions is now working on producing unified rules for benchmarks while Brussels has drawn proposals that could transfer regulation of benchmarks from London to Paris, where the pan-European securities regulator is based.

There have got to be codes of conduct and unified rules for competition – whether that comes from the FA or people like me who do it independently," says Rich. "People are getting knocked over and there are hard tackles going in.

As the military and private factories interacted, however, their relationships became more cooperative and specific cost accounting features employed at the NEF came to be integrated into the military's unified rules.

Rua also argued that elbows were more dangerous than soccer kicks and yet were allowed under the unified rules.

The nature of indirect EMF hazards caused near SWD by unintentional RF EMF exposure for AIMD users who are not workers is the same as for workers, and safety of both groups of AIMD users may be assessed following unified rules.

Ceylon was thus brought, for the first time in many centuries, under unified rule.

Its new leaders swore to make democracy work in a multi-religious, multi-lingual, multi-ethnic region that had never been under unified rule.