Sentence examples for a batch of rules from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' Darryl Strawberry, who has had more chances than a Monopoly board, was back in a Florida jail this week after supposedly breaking a batch of rules -- like selling cigarettes and having sex with a fellow resident -- in his court-ordered drug treatment program.

What that includes, Mr. Reed said, is abiding by a batch of new rules.

The board put forth a similar batch of rules more than three years ago, drawing heat from various business lobbying groups as well as congressional Republicans.

But the biggest fight came after the first batch of rules went into effect, when Ms. Kaufman said she hoped the government might get tough on the doctors.

It provides both vendors and buyers to reserve their own rights by compromising on a rule to judge a batch of products.

IncRepair takes as an input (Delta D), (Sigma ), and (mathcal{O}), where (Delta D) is a batch of data added to D and (Sigma ) is a set of rules, and (mathcal{O}) is an order of tuples in (Delta D).

The contract rule was part of a batch of executive orders he's issued related to the economy in recent months, vowing to act within his own powers as congressional Republicans stand in the way of the Democratic agenda.

He credits Ronald Reagan for pointing him to the investing world: Companies thought Reagan would ease minority hiring rules, and young Bernstein lost a batch of clients, which got him thinking about a career redirection.

(In a rare easing of the rules, in November the monks released a batch of 93,000 six-packs for the Belgian market, to pay for repairs to the abbey.

Every so often, the health authorities strike a batch of drugs off the list for reimbursement under the social-security rules, because of "insufficient therapeutic value".

In September the government announced a batch of reforms designed to shore up confidence, for example by relaxing rules for foreign supermarkets.