Sentence examples for a governing rule from inspiring English sources

Adherence to precedent as establishing a governing rule for the past in respect of the meaning of a statute is said to be a denial of due process when coupled with the declaration of an intention to refuse to adhere to it in adjudicating any controversies growing out of the transactions of the future.

The paper suggests that this 'regime of truth' consists in a form of managerial and regulatory knowledge with a 'grammar' governing rules for talking about and acting on risky subjects and organizations.

The underlying algorithm of this simulation's competitive marketplace consists of a set of governing rules that determine how each team's decisions influence each other and the overall market.

This is a governing body ruled not by a constitution but by ceremony and, you should pardon the phrase, gentlemen's agreement.

Political parties may fill vacancies as long as their governing rules offer a procedure for doing so.

What Jarvis should understand is that most people are way past judging individual players who break the arcane governing rules of a sport that is philosophically corrupt.

Trop., a guiding, governing, directing; rule, guidance, government, command.

Companies can define a space and govern rules about it, which means you can blend personal and work on the same phone without compromising data security.

If there is not a Justice Department rule governing this type of situation, there should be.

The I.R.S. plans a permanent rule governing reconversions for 2000 and beyond.

The agency also issued a new rule governing emissions from the country's roughly 100 cement plants.