Sentence examples for wrote rules from inspiring English sources

Austria's financial regulators wrote rules in 2003 to protect consumers from huge currency swings (by, for instance, forcing the loans to convert into local currency if the value of the foreign debt rose above a certain threshold).

From Erasmus of Rotterdam, in his "On the Civility of Children's Behavior," to the late-16th-century Jesuits who wrote rules that are often misattributed to George Washington (because he copied them), Renaissance etiquette writers were all begging their readers to stop spitting and touching themselves in public.

In 1993, while Mr. Quello was the F.C.C.'s acting chairman, the agency issued regulations for the first auction of the nation's airwaves, wrote rules to govern the quality of cable television service and vastly expanded opportunities for new wireless phone services.

American Continental wrote rules saying that Estrella homeowners could not "intentionally terminat[e] a human pregnancy" or possess "adult material", but removed them once Keating was informed that such covenants were unconstitutional.

We didn't have data on current consumption, we didn't know by how much the supply was reduced, and we wrote rules that might have allocated 125% of what we had, or 75% of what we had.

Zack Exley and I wrote Rules for Revolutionaries: How Big Organizing Can Change Everything because we believe it will take millions of concerned Americans working together to win solutions as radical as the problems we face.

started writing rules for it last fall.

The board inspects accounting firms, writes rules and fines violators.

Democrats write rules to expand the welfare state.

Precedent, if not written rules, has pointed that way.

Nor did it appear that written rules existed elsewhere.