Sentences with phrase «clear rules governing»

Super PACs will be subjected to clearer rules governing their relations with candidates, more advocacy groups will need to disclose their donors, and some consultants will need to register with the state.

Not exact matches

The rules govern margins that reflect daily changes in market value in bilateral trades, which are done over the counter; and do not go through clearing - houses, and they can raise the cost of such trades.

I don't have a problem at all with Vanguard actively managing these products as long as they're using a clear set of rules to govern their investing strategy and as long as management fees are minimal.

Canada is seen as a safe haven for money, because we have a stable government, clear rules and we are governed by the rule of law and not by whim.

And why describe these practices as risky and courageous when they are so obviously rule - governed, humdrum, and clear?

He continued, «These are clear directives, and you are to ensure that our nation conforms to the rules and regulations governing the world's trade system.

Ed Miliband under pressure to rule out a future coalition with the Liberal Democrats, after the party's biggest union backer urged him to make it clear Labour would govern alone.

Nonetheless, with game theory's increasing sophistication, researchers hope to gain a clearer sense of the rules that govern complex societies.

Like most modern fantasies, The Santa Clause isn't very clear about the rules governing Scott's new powers.

A clear message for anyone hiring a coach is that a shiny livery on it's side or a fabulous website doesn't necessarily offer a guarantee that everything is operated safely, or that the coach company complies fully with the rules governing their license.

Yet, in calling for the University of California (UC), which has authority to evaluate whether credit - recovery courses meet admissions standards, to set «clear and rigorous rules governing how much time and effort students must put into make - up courses in order to earn credit,» the editorial board makes the common mistake of equating time spent with actual learning.

This has already been made clear by the U.S. Supreme Court's Hunter v. Pittsburgh ruling, and by the federal government through the No Child Left Behind Act and other laws governing education policy.

Clear and specific rules Even before the first day of school, many teachers find it helpful to establish clear and specific rules governing student behaviors and classroom activiClear and specific rules Even before the first day of school, many teachers find it helpful to establish clear and specific rules governing student behaviors and classroom activiclear and specific rules governing student behaviors and classroom activities.

Policy HA was needed because OPSB did not have clear and consistent rules governing charter school operations.

Knowing all this, we would expect; nay, insist (one would think) that the schools, in training their students to contribute productively to the political stability and growth of America, would be democratic and non-autocratic; be governed by clear rules and due process; be guardians of individual rights of students.

The specific adjustments to the terms of a security futures contract are governed by the rules of the applicable clearing organization.

Save as otherwise provided for in this agreement, the rules, processes and procedures of PayGate (Pty) Ltd and the relevant paying bank, clearing bank and card association shall apply to all payments and transactions concluded on this website and your rights and obligations in respect of payments due to or by you shall be governed accordingly.

So while they don't explicitly say that you are now allowed to have two stopovers, the rules governing the Excursionist Perk make it pretty clear that you can, and United's website is definitely pricing out awards this way.

The article paints a picture of an aggressive campaign by industry lobbyists and heavyweight trade groups like the American Petroleum Institute that began soon after it became clear that Ms. Jackson was determined to tighten the rules governing allowable ozone levels across the country.

The Paris Agreement can help bend the curve further before 2030 and ensure greater ambition after 2030 by including clear long - term and short - term signals, increasing transparency of INDCs and future cycles of commitments, and advancing accounting rules governed by strong principles.

Be clear on the rules and regulations governing this new platform of networking, whether you're a small firm attorney or voice for a corporate brand.

There is a clear distinction between: evidence (or testimony), which consists of statements of fact given by witnesses on oath (subject to prosecution for perjury), governed by the rules of evidence, and which the jury is required to consider but not accept (in the sense that a verdict which is not supported by the evidence can be set aside on appeal),...

Where a litigant thereby understands the applicable Rules of Professional Conduct, and is instructed to recognize and document instances of unprofessional or vexatious conduct by opposing counsel, there should be clear cost consequences in court against the party shown to be engaging in such conduct, in addition to any reprimands or other disciplinary actions that might be instituted by the governing professional body.

With regard to necessity, it noted that limitations to fundamental rights should only apply in so far as is strictly necessary [52] and that EU law must lay down clear and precise rules governing the scope of limitations and the safeguards for individuals [54].

The answer is that the ethical rules governing lawyers do not put much of a barrier in the way of helping clients engage in transactions that would appear questionable but do not violate any specific laws, so it is not clear whether lawyers pushing to the edge of the law are acting improperly.

Where the construction is governed by English law and any relevant rules, customs or practices of International law, the conclusion which the DIFC court should reach is clear.

Funder Members follow the Association's Code of Conduct, which sets out clear and important rules governing the relationship between a funder and its client, and provides significant benefits to clients, including clarity on issues such as case control, settlement, and withdrawal.

The Code sets out clear and important rules governing the relationship between a funder and its client, on issues such as capital adequacy, case control, settlement and withdrawal.

Existing legislation governing safe workplaces makes it clear unwanted touching and sexualized comments are out of line, but it's everyone's job to ensure the rules are enforced, said Wynne.

Before the BitLicense law was enacted, there was a general consensus by early bitcoin adopters to have a set of clear rules and regulations that would govern the virtual currency industry.

Canada is seen as a safe haven for money, because we have a stable government, clear rules and we are governed by the rule of law and not by whim.