Sentences with phrase «critics say the rule»

The rules seek to set stricter punishments for those found guilty of sexual harassment, but critics say the rules could be unevenly applied across the department.

Critics say the ruling is important for British business as the current cap is damaging industry in the UK.

Not exact matches

But critics in the financial services industry say the rule would limit the ability of advisers to service clients who can not afford to pay for financial advice and must use products that carry commissions or other indirect costs.

Rule critics say class actions are costly, suck up time and result in lower awards for consumers.

And Google came under fire for an updated European user consent policy that has open - ended language, which critics said violated a tenet of European privacy rules that requires companies to ask for user consent in specific and explicit ways.

Some critics say LEED's pending new rules could do just that.

Fittingly, even before Ramsey came out against the rule, one of his critics called for using the rule against Ramsey, supposedly for providing advice said critic deemed harmful to savers.

For them now to look at loosening the rules, it absolutely is hypocritical,» Liberal justice critic Sean Casey said.

NDP energy critic John Horgan did not rule out that scenario in a Black Press interview Wednesday, going so far as to say he met Kinder Morgan officials the previous day and anticipates their proposal could evolve ahead of a formal application later this year to the National Energy Board.

Some industry critics say it too closely mimics the Department of Labor fiduciary rule that was struck down by the courts last week, while others say it doesn't go far enough.

Some industry critics say it too closely mimics the Department of Labor fiduciary rule, while others say it doesn't go far enough.

But critics say the new rules could prove to be a bad deal for small - time investors who are less savvy.

Critics say it spells a dangerous return to one - man rule in China, something that had disastrous results under Mao.

Critics of the ruling said March for Life is «framing» its objection to contraception by linking it to elective abortion.

Critics say the new rules will roll back the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act championed by Former First Lady Michelle Obama, who worked to establish strict nutritional standards on the program as part of her campaign against obesity.

It's a somewhat austere line - up of regulations, and some critics say that baby - friendly hospitals» strict rules are «mother - unfriendly.»

But critics warn it would require the UK to accept rules laid down by Brussels without any say in how they are drawn up.

Adams is a longtime rival to Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, an outspoken de Blasio critic who recently said he has not ruled out a run for mayor.

Critics say it will amount to a «domestic gag rule» — prohibiting health care providers from mentioning abortion and building a wall between doctor and patient.

Critics say state laws are far looser when it comes to ethical rules.

Critics have said those new disclosure rules, passed as part of the state budget, don't go far enough.

President Barack Obama ruled out a shift in strategy in the fight against the Islamic State despite the deadly attacks in Paris, saying that putting more US troops on the ground as sought by his political critics «would be a mistake.»

New York state has new rules to stop independent political groups from unfairly helping candidates for elected office — though critics say the measure won't fix chronic corruption in Albany and could have negative unintended consequences.

The treaty, said by critics to be a constitution in disguise, was tabled in Brussels last Monday, but only in one language - a contravention of EU rules stating all documents must be published in a minimum of German, French and English.

A senator held up the budget agreement to alter rules on religious schools critics say barely teach English or math, but the change may backfire.

Mr Clegg's supporters said Mr Cameron had agreed to rule out any competition in the NHS «based on price» after critics warned it would pave the way for the backdoor privatisation of the NHS.

Whatever is said by some Dinosaur or latterday Francis Maude there are some cardinal rules for dealing with critics which just don't appear to be understood.

As New York voters go to the polls with meaningful contests on both the Democratic and Republican sides, critics are decrying restrictive ballot rules that they say disenfranchise millions of New Yorkers.

Critics of the state's election laws say the antiquated and hard - to - understand rules are the main reason why the state regularly has one of the lowest voter turnout rates in the nation.

Critics say the eligibility rules for the free - tuition program are too stringent for students who are enrolled part - time or have jobs outside class.

By acting now, some critics said, the council let the city off the hook in the event of any legal ruling against it.

Some critics have argued that the geographical location of the president does not restrict or incapacitate him from performing his presidential duties, stating in the modern times were technology rules and aids in making communication much personal no matter your location The President can send e-mails, telegraphs from wherever he is in the world instructing his Ministers on what needs to be done, or even make calls make phone calls,» Ras Mubarak said.

While the final form of the Clean Power Plan remains unknown, critics have already identified several structural issues they say could fundamentally undermine the rule's viability.

Critics said the relaxation of rules was too little, too late to redress substantial negative effects of the one - child policy on the economy and society.

Critics of mercury rules often say that because mercury is an element that recirculates, new emissions have minimal impact compared with historic and natural ones.

Say NO to your inner critic (aka the Food Police) Any time you start to tell yourself that you are eating something «bad», give yourself any sort of critisim, or start to make deals with yourself on how to compensate for eating chocolate — you are creating rules which lead to restriction.

Far be it from this critic to spoil a cliffhanger, let's just say, that wimps still rule in this upside - down universe where it's cool to be square!

A senator held up the budget agreement to alter rules on religious schools critics say barely teach English or math, but the change may backfire.

Teachers union critics say the tenure and seniority laws that were hobbled by the June ruling protect longtime educators who are ineffective while more proficient ones with less experience face layoffs first.

Some critics have cried federal overreach, saying that complying with the rules will be more expensive and time - consuming than the department estimates.

Critics of previous rules said penalizing people for medical debt was unfair, because patients often don't know what they owe hospitals and doctors and high medical fees combined with limited insurance coverage can be catastrophic to people's budgets.

Critics say this current rule has allowed brokers to invest too much of their clients» money in high - fee mutual funds that erode returns over the years, or put it in risky products that can wallop them with losses

Critics say Fearing may be breaking the rules because she hasn't reported the dog walking as an in - kind contribution.

Critics call this proposed rule just more regulation of the airlines, while proponents say travelers should be fully informed of the full cost of their flight — especially in the wake of more airlines adopting Basic Economy fares.

Some critics said the change in rules gave the Turner prize a more mature feel.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other critics have said the plan will raise electricity rates and cut jobs, but the Obama Administration counters that fears are overblown and new rules are necessary to protect public safety.

But critics say that changes in the grid operator's auction rules discriminate against certain types of clean energy and will lead to overpayments.

Ignoring its own scientific study, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday that dumping debris from coal mining into mountain streams doesn't conflict with the Clean Water Act — a reversal that clears the way for a new Bush administration rule that critics call a gift to mining interests.

Canada Ottawa, Alberta look to finance Trans Mountain pipeline, Globe and Mail Uber court ruling exposes dangerous loophole, critics say, Toronto Star Tim Hortons apologizes for «misunderstanding,» says proceeds from Humboldt doughnut will be donated, Ottawa Citizen

Supporters of federal rules on alcohol screening say it will help prevent accidents, but critics predict Charter litigation.