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global rule

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global rule
n
(Linguistics / Grammar) (in transformational grammar) a rule that makes reference to nonconsecutive stages of a derivation
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In the interconnected world, the global rules and standards for financial regulation, banking operations, ratings of credit agencies and oversight, should be more clear and stringent.
Global recession affecting Third World initiatives: Patil by Asian News International
Byline: Reuters BASEL: Banks will have to set aside more profits as a cushion against hard times and face limits on how much debt they can run up under proposed new global rules agreed by top central bankers and regulators on Sunday.
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We are close to agreeing a set of global rules," the source said, adding that under the proposals, bonuses would reward long-term rather than short-term success and be paid partly in stock options.
G20 close to agreement on bankers' bonuses: source by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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