Questions also linger over the durability of the new commercial rules.
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This year Japan's parliament is expected to relax the commercial paper rules.
The early fruit was the Bretton Woods monetary system, which established the rules governing commercial relations between the big industrial nations.
Currently there are no guidelines for surgeons comparable to the so-called "bottle to throttle" rules that prohibit commercial airplane pilots from flying within eight hours of their last drink, the study notes.
The new income from the Nike deal will help boost Manchester City's commercial revenues as UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules come into effect.
Though their overall leverage ratios are high, their risk-adjusted capital ratios under the Basel 2 rules are stronger than those of most commercial banks.
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Commercial vehicles that traverse roads face even more onerous rules.
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"Errors of commercial judgement" are not sufficient reason under the current rules to take action, so long as these decisions are taken reasonably.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had to all but eliminate the mandate for 2010 because no commercial plants had been built, and it has proposed rules for 2011 that would likely cut the requirement 90%.
After the Wall Street crash of 1929, it took four years before Congress passed the Glass-Steagall act, which split commercial banking from securities dealing. (Before the legislation bank deposits were frequently diverted in support of new issues by commercial bankers' investment-banking colleagues.) Other restrictive rules continued to be made until 1940.
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Ofcom concluded the information in the segment "went beyond what would be justified for editorial reasons" and as no indication was given to viewers Minogue had a commercial deal with the product, all the references were in breach broadcasting rules.
Given that Mozilla is a global non-profit and that the agreement is a commercial agreement and not a formal merger or acquisition, Hart Scott Rodino antitrust rules may or may not apply here.
Some resources to help drum up reliable partners and navigate local business rules include the Department of Commerce's U.S. Commercial Service, which has trade offices in over 80 countries, and one of the 104 U.S. Chambers of Commerce in 91 countries.
The survey of each country covers the ease or difficulty of doing business by a number of measures, such as procedures needed to start a legal business, rules concerning the hiring and firing of workers, registering property and enforcing commercial contracts.
The quirks of the different accounting rules turn on its head the idea that investment banks are bigger risk takers than commercial banks--hence riskier investments.
Until recently, the major roads had swarms of commercial motorcycles, known as okadas, swerving and ducking their way through, based on whatever rules the riders deemed right.
The practice is not illegal in the UK, but it is restricted by various legal rules which, generally speaking, allow only surrogacy arrangements that are informal and non-commercial.
Planes operated under visual flight rules -- rules that require only limited contact with air traffic controllers -- were grounded along with commercial aircraft in the hours immediately following the hijackings.
He is not ruling out the businesses of Indonesia's Salim family, which holds 31% of First Pacific. (Other Salim allies control 23% more.) Two conditions have to be met: the acquisition must make commercial sense for First Pacific and its minority shareholders, and it must satisfy Hong Kong's rules on connected-party transactions.
Investors fear certain exposures such as sovereign debt and commercial real estate aren't being prudently valued and that banks are manipulating the Basel risk-weighting rules to overstate their capital ratios.
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