Call Rule

A rule on an exchange stating that the opening price for a cash commodity is set at the end of the previous trading day. This price is always close to the closing price for that trading day. The call rule helps reduce the volatility that can occur in overnight trading. See also: After-hours trading.

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Cricket, a sport which embraced replay technology some years ago, has long allowed such leeway with the umpire's call rule on reviews for lbw decisions.

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Among the various regulations that online lenders have to comply with, according to the paper, are the Equal Opportunity Credit Act, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act; the Bank Secrecy Act; the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and Electronic Signatures Act; the Unfair, Deceptive and Abusive Acts or Practices prohibition of Dodd-Frank; the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act;, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act; the CAN-SPAM Act and Do Not Call Rule; the Servicemember Civil Relief and Military Lending acts; the Fair Credit Reporting Act; the Truth in Lending Act; and requirements to make sure borrowers can pay back the loans they take.

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The abandoned call rule is effective 30 days, the opt-out requirement 90 days, and the written agreement rule and elimination of the EBR exemption one year from the date the final rule is published in the Federal Register.

New rules for prerecorded telemarketing calls

"The near-future setting and focus on technological changes makes it tempting to call Rule 34 a cyberpunk novel, but unlike most in the genre, it focuses on the effects of technology on ordinary people, instead of the hackers who create it.

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The study calculated the value of NOx credits allocated annually by the EPA to the 131 pulp and paper companies covered under the EPA's NOx SIP Call Rule" received a less stringent emissions-reduction goal than the electric generation sector, which is also under the NOx program, there is a built-in incentive for pulp and paper facilities to "over control" and sell their NOx credits.

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From strictly the practical view, the instantaneous call rule will eliminate much indecision and unpleasantness."

Etiquette on the links

According to Schumer, despite federal Do Not Call rules, robocalls and unwanted spam calls are getting worse by the day in New York, with a staggering 284.4 million reported in May of this year alone.

United States : Following Recent Flood Of Robocalls That Woke Up Thousands Of Upstate Nyers In The Dead Of Night, Schumer Urges House To Pass Robocall Legislation To Protect Southern Tier Identities, Wallets And Curb Robocalls

They are making reasonable progress on corporate espionage by coming together with what we call rules of the road.

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The Federal Trade Commission, which goes after businesses for deceptive business practices, say it receives on average of 150,000 complaints a month on robocalls and has filed more than 100 lawsuits against violators of the Do Not Call rules.

Can those robocalls be blocked?

"Marketers who know the ropes understand you can't steer clear of the do not call rules by tacking a political or survey call onto a sales pitch," said Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.

Abusing the Political Robocall Exception

Many states have exemptions to their damage prevention one call rules for a variety of stake-holders including municipalities, state transportation departments, railroads, farmers and property owners.