Sentence examples for weakening the rules from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence that weakening the rules will help consumers.

Instead, it is in the process of weakening the rules of the "game" used in the mock attacks.

The new ICAO targets in some ways represent a victory for that stonewalling – buying the airlines time and weakening the rules.

The Justice Department -- whose new boss, John Ashcroft, has a long record of hostility to environmental causes -- could then negotiate settlements favoring industry and severely weakening the rules.

But some consumer groups and Democratic lawmakers have expressed fears that weakening the rules will give too much power to a few large media conglomerates and limit the diversity of views on the airwaves.

One possible response: dismantle or at least shrink the eurozone to such an extent that rules become credible (even though advocates of a "neuro", a northern eurozone, tend to forget that "northern" chancellor Gerhard Schröder, in alliance with France and Italy, was instrumental in first weakening the rules in 2005).

Weakening the rule could, for example, stifle the voice of independent programmers.

Whether or not, as the WikiLeaks cables reported, Mr. Berlusconi exhausted himself from all-night partying, his performance in office has exhausted Italy, demeaning public discourse and weakening the rule of law.

"What they're looking at is options for weakening the rule, and that is bad news from an environmental standpoint," said Nancy Stoner, director of the clean water program at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

(The problem can not be resolved by weakening the rule of substitution for identity).

The broad terms weakened the rules, the critics say.