Sentences with phrase «strict rules governing»

With the recent buzz regarding the Competition Bureau alleging that CREA's strict rules governing the MLS system makes it impossible for competitors to offer innovative services to consumers, I would like to note that there is competition in the current marketplace and it is innovative.

The Internal Revenue Service has stated that the strict rules governing payout requirements for publicly traded REITs can be met with stock for up to 90 percent of the total dividend payment.

A spokesman for the firm told news reporters that the saucy stories written by lawyer Deidre Dare, who is from the United States, violated the firm's strict rules governing employee conduct.

«There are strict rules governing how solicitors provide information to their clients, especially in relation to costs.

The shelters must adhere to strict rules governing the transport of dogs and cats.

This adjustment is made with very strict rules governing it.

The IRS has strict rules governing their taxation.

China has shut down Apple's online book and movie services as it imposes strict rules governing what can be published on the net.

Despite the strict rules governing impartiality, the report found that — like the LSE study of the press — Corbyn critics were, by significant proportions, preferred to Corbyn supporters, both in terms of agenda setting and voice.

There are strict rules governing the roles, responsibilities of the various Leprechauns, elves, pixies and other heavenly beings.

With Christianity, although the reincarnation aspect seems to have purposefully removed so that people do not become «lazy» in search of God in this life time, the practical and strict rules governing functions in this life (hard work to lead a prosperous life, improving moral values, etc) are appealing.

There has to be strict rules governing conversation outside of work hours.

Many, having survived the Asian financial crisis of 1998, already had stricter rules governing banks and financial derivatives like mortgage - backed securities.

Ms. De Salvo pointed out that it was only when Thomas N. Armstrong III was the Whitney's director — beginning in 1974, for 16 years — that there was a strict rule governing who could be considered an American artist.

[Footnote 12] Bearing in mind the massive pretrial publicity, the judge should have adopted stricter rules governing the use of the courtroom by newsmen, as Sheppard's counsel requested.

Strict rules govern the ownership and disposal of firearms in Canada, and trustees must take care to ensure they do not inadvertently break the law (and take necessary safety precautions).

Not exact matches

If your company is already public, a strict set of rules that govern insider trading apply to you.

One of the documents referred to the project as a «semi-autonomous» area governed «by independent laws and a regulatory framework developed and managed by a private committee,» a sign that it could ease strict rules applied elsewhere in Saudi Arabia.

The Funds are not money market funds and are not subject to the strict rules that govern the quality, maturity, liquidity and other features of securities that money market funds may purchase.

The parliamentary rules governing what German MPs have to declare are pretty strict.

David Cameron said he would look at the report but insisted Britain had one of the strictest set of rules governing arms sales almost anywhere in the world, adding that the UK was not directly involved in the Saudi - led airstrikes.

(Some committees such as the EPA's Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee are governed by their own statutes with stricter service rules.)

There is a strict set of rules governing each of the three powerlifts.

Rules governing marriage are based on strict religious guidelines of each religion.

Dating younger men for many cougars dating for many use to be governed by an old dating rule that was the more strict formula for dating age spans that were acceptable in the eyes of others.

It would have been easy for director Joshua Z. Weinstein to frame the strict religious rules that govern this community as some oppressive nightmare there only to be escaped from, but he's careful to offer a matter - of - fact vision of a highly regulated life.

Robots must conform to a strict set of rules which govern factors such as the size and number of motors that are allowed to be used which means students need to come up with some ingenious engineering solutions.

Those competitions are governed by strict rules and monitored by organizations, such as The American Kitefliers Association.

All indexes are governed by a strict set of rules that cover which securities may be included in a particular index, how the index is calculated, how it's maintained and updated, and how to fix any discrepancies.

Banks are governed by strict rules that unfortunately cause them to leave out people with poor credit ratings when checking loan applications.

It is the strictest set of rules governing the treatment of Cotons available anywhere.

Best known for their unique wildlife (and as the inspiration for Charles Darwin's groundbreaking research on natural selection and evolution), the Galápagos Islands are a protected area governed by strict rules and regulations meant to protect the delicate ecosystem.

Exploring a kind of structured improvisation, Tworkov layered lines governed by strict rules wherein his spontaneous brushwork — the directional strokes and loose gestures that characterized his earlier work — would reside.

«The PGI requires producers to comply with very strict specifications laying down rules governing production (land, cultivated area, natural fertilizers and natural pesticides), processing, packaging and traceability.»

But we are governed by stricter rules than most professions.

Personal injury claims are complicated, and the rules that govern them are very strict.

Many companies are still failing to comply with the strict rules and regulations that govern the handling of asbestos and as a result are putting the health and wellbeing of their employees at serious risk.

Most of these have been greeted with a healthy dose of skepticism south of the border, largely due to the strict United States Federal Aviation Administration rules governing the use of civilian drones.

While private offerings are governed by less strict rules than IPOs, the Securities and Exchange Commision (SEC) still has guidelines your business will need to follow.

ODR is a generally informal, flexible and creative tool of dispute resolution which is not governed by strict rules of procedure and evidence.

As we entered the 20th century, the need for professional standards led to the creation of professional bodies to govern the conduct of members of each profession, with strict rules of professionalism.

All such activities must be carried out in strict accordance with the rules, regulations and guidelines of the applicable Governing Body or Authority of each such activity.

The reason why is because even though these planes are more complex, these airlines have to follow the strictest set of rules governed by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Your state of residence — life insurance companies are governed by strict rules put in place by various states, and the companies will need to know which state you live in order to provide you with an accurate quote.

I maintain a strict adherence to the rules that govern my profession.

[I] nstances of customary sanctioned violence were isolated instances of punishment governed by strict rules and regulations.

The Bureau believes that a rule that expressly divided substantive disclosure responsibilities or assigned strict procedural duties governing the relationship between creditors and settlement agents would impose coordination costs on creditors and settlement agents that may result in inefficiencies during the closing process.

Fancy tablecloths, porcelain teacups and saucers, and even a proper matching tea service are wonderful extras, but strictly speaking, they are not essential (nor are the strict and stiff rules that have governed formal tea parties traditionally).