Sentence examples for almost all rules from inspiring English sources

In an era when almost all rules changes are designed to encourage scoring, this one could make it harder to score.

In our large-scale experiments, we found that almost all rules are binarizable and the resulting binarized rule set significantly improves the speed and accuracy of a state-of-the-art syntax-based machine translation system.

Third, to process evidence and generate scenarios of attacks, the example will require the use of almost all rules described in the inference system.

The game combines with a tablet and a bluetooth stylus to push almost all the rules decisions and randomisation – of which there is much – to the device, letting players get on with actually having fun.

Pfizer, which complied with almost all the proposed rules, devoted 21 pages to its executive pay report, compared with ten last year.

The very openness of definition, along with the cultural parameters of services and quality that make these places 'Japanese' is the draw and the preservative of the café in Japanese cities... Its cultural logic is strongly Japanese, but the experience of the café can break almost all the usual rules of being Japanese".

He wants to abolish almost all certification rules (he would keep criminal background checks).

Several analysts who monitor and travel to North Korea said that in recent weeks, Pyongyang has abandoned almost all its rules about who can spend money and when.

In one of the most profound upheavals since the end of apartheid, South African agriculture has been transformed from a coddled industry sheltered by a panoply of protectionist devices, to a business in which the market sets almost all the rules.

The backstop is a stopgap that gives both sides time to conclude a trade agreement that would, and let's be clear, force Britain to comply with almost all EU rules and regulations if it wants to keep the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland open and avoid creating a new frontier between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Since the majority of Britain's trade is with the EU, after withdrawing the country would have to abide by almost all its rules anyway to be allowed to sell to them - but it wouldn't have any influence on drawing them up.