Sentence examples for access to the rules from inspiring English sources

During the games, make sure the referee/judge, banker, and each of the contestants have easy access to the rules at all times.

We can't torture people; people have human rights; people must have access to the rule of law.

These new entrants need to have fair access to the market, with rules designed for small, medium and large producers alike, without discrimination.

Cognitive access to theoretical entities is thus explained in terms of our cognitive access to the symbols and rules of the calculus in the context of an antecedent understanding of the observation terms.

Errors of perception have potential relevance given that individuals do not have direct access to the set of rules that define the behaviour of their neighbours, but to their actions.

"The court finds that someone who buys a DVD film that has been legally produced has legal access to the film," it ruled, as quoted by The Associated Press.

For example, if the agent's epistemic-base contains two worlds, a ¬φ world and a φ ∨ ψ world say, then can refine their epistemic base only if they have access to the disjunctive syllogism rule.

In St. Paul, restricting the news media's access to the governor is the rule.

Giving the UK open access to the single market without rules would be very foolish.

Huang et al. [ 12] extend this work to incorporate: extended use of WordNet; use of the Java WordNet Library API for performing run-time access to the dictionary; and reasoning rules based on the domain-independent relationships and each ontology concept's property list to infer new relationships.

Byelaws restricting access to the camp were eventually ruled illegal by the House of Lords in 1990.