In true restaurant style, the Bates aim for the rule of 3 3 3, or a three-way split in revenue between profit, food costs and overheads, which were initially high.
The underlying aim of the rules is to ensure that over the long term clubs only spend what they earn, while also ensuring that they pay their taxes and debts on time.
"The aim of the rules is only to regulate the animal market and sale of cattle in them and ensure [the] welfare of cattle" in the markets, Vardhan said, according to the Press Trust of India.
"The court's aim of promoting the rule of law in a region of failed governance was a good one," said John Cammegh, "but too often the court seemed out of its depth, the trials were too remote from ordinary people and they took too long".
Toloo and Tichý (2015) with the aim of holding the rule of thumb in data envelopment analysis, developed a pair of models which optimally chooses some inputs and outputs among selective measures under variable returns to scale assumption.
And yet such an ad hoc approach threatens seriously to undermine Mr Bush's laudable aim of defending the "rule of law".
I have posed this question to many women with whom I have worked closely for the success of the Trust Women Conference, a yearly event held in December with the specific aim of putting the rule of law behind women's rights, with actions.
It should be noted that the aim of the candidate rule pre-screening is not to construct a fuzzy rule-based system, but to find candidate rules, from which a small number of fuzzy if-then rules are later selected.
Protecting the tree canopy and preventing soil erosion and flooding — as well as preserving a town's character — are among the aims of the rules.
"The key aim of the 6+5 rule in the view of the experts is the creation and assurance of sporting competition.
Despite the deterrent aim of the exclusionary rule, we never have held that unlawfully seized evidence is inadmissible in all proceedings or against all persons.
