Sentence examples for adapting the rules from inspiring English sources
To the average American, adapting the rules to make Congress work again is just common sense.
Event organisers and international federations should therefore acknowledge and support such behavioural thermoregulatory strategies by adapting the rules and refereeing accordingly.
Countermeasures include scheduling the start time of events based on weather patterns, adapting the rules and refereeing to allow extra breaks or longer recovery periods, and developing a medical response protocol and cooling facilities.
The recommended countermeasures include adapting the rules and regulations with regard to cooling breaks and the availability of fluids (time and locations), as well as providing active cooling during rest periods.
He considers the recently published Amendment [ 1] to the International Code on Zoological Nomenclature [ 2] that allows electronic publication for nomenclatural purposes an important milestone in adapting the rules to dramatically changed working and publishing trends in the 21st century.
In our study the families had similar experiences and they continued using the rules they had learned at hospital when they got home without adapting the rules to the family's lifestyle.
But the advocates for commissions in the Bush administration saw no reason they could not adapt the rules, officials said.
After watching the nascent sport in England, the couple returned to Australia and adapted the rules to better fit local conditions.
In short, the hunt for Saddam Hussein was so important that it forced everyone to cut the red tape and adapt the rules to let our analysts show just how good they really are.
One needs to adapt the rules and mechanics of the game to the robot as well.
RBR provides suggestions on the basis of a situation detection mechanism that relies on formalized prior knowledge; CBR is used to specialize and dynamically adapt the rules on the basis of the patient's characteristics and of the accumulated experience.
