Sentence examples for a rule states from inspiring English sources

France will still get to see the movie first on 16 December, reportedly because a rule states that new films must be released on Wednesdays there.

As a rule, states that chose to include fewer subgroups in AYP, or set higher sample size requirements for their inclusion, tended to have lower failure rates, all else being equal.

For example, if a rule states that "if gene g can be bound by TF f, then it can be up-regulated at time t", it is possible that g is up-regulated at t due to a reduced concentration of f, which actually implies a repressive role of f.

As a rule, state pension officials do not influence investment decisions when they put money into a private equity fund.

FIFA reminded the Brazilians of a rule stating that "....the basic compulsory equipment must not have any political, religious or personal statements".

This month, a professional Hearthstone tournament in Finland caused outrage with a rule stating "The participation is open only to Finnish male players".

5) Lifting the language rule has ruined the UK's chances In 1999, Eurovision organisers abandoned a rule stating that songs must be performed in an official language of the participating country.

But Gannon breached a rule stating no rider may use a mobile telephone in the jockeys' changing room.

The German said: "There's a rule stating you are not allowed to slow down in those last couple of corners unnecessarily because it's dangerous.

For example, you can set up a rule stating that a copy of every document tagged "Legal" gets automatically moved to a secure external SharePoint site to be reviewed by the company's attorneys.

In doing so, Conway may have violated a rule stating that federal officials cannot use public office to sell products.