Hedging would be allowed, as an exception to everything else in the rule, and would not have to be precise.
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They have a great responsibility and should be paid appropriately, but I don't think that exempts them from every rule and system that everybody else has to abide by.
Charities can only own 20% of a company under the Excess Business Holdings rule (35% if somebody else has control of the company).
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So when trying to decide whether fluctuations in the quantity of neutrinos are related to anything else, statistical techniques have to be used to rule out the possibility that any observed correlation is a fluke.
Think, just for a moment, and ask yourself if whether these allegations about this testimony is really an effort to vindicate the rule of law, or is it something else, and ask yourself what coming generations will think about these charges.
Our correspondent said he had fallen victim to the persistence of the Labour Party - "who portrayed him as all that was worst about the government, symbolising one rule for those at the top and one for everyone else" - and the Police Federation who were fighting the government over cuts and reform.
As one wag put it, the system ensured that King George III could not rule over us, nor for that matter, could anyone else.
The Ability-to-Repay rule may help protect mortgage consumers from themselves more than anything else, but it is the market correcting threat of having to buy back a less than completely vetted loan that will keep lenders honest.
The rule requires companies to value any given asset according to what they believe someone else would pay for it.
We can't rule out the possibility that the editor-in-chief, or someone else who was present, told Rawitch such a tale, perhaps in order to deflect her anger.
Above all, he forgets a golden rule of public finance that he would do well to put alongside his rule on public borrowing: every tax preference is an increase in taxes on everything else.
From a strategic standpoint, therefore, Westinghouse's broadcasting ambitions satisfy the basic rule of corporate capitalism: if you can wring more value out of an asset than anybody else, it ought to be yours.
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