The phrase "although this rules" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a contrast or exception, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "Although this rules, there are still some exceptions to consider."
Alternatives: "even though this is great" or "despite this being effective".
Although this rule is comparatively simple to administer, it cannot be reconciled with the Court's previous constitutional holdings.
Although this rule is effected through different defenses to strict liability and negligence claims, those defenses are functionally equivalent in this case.
Although this rule is not invariably adhered to, it is part of the law as administered in the state of Missouri.
Although this rule no longer applies, he said that if a drone were to fly onto your property, you could potentially file a civil complaint against your neighbor.
Although this rule is sometimes disparaged as a childish "Mommy Test," it belongs in the warrior ethic, he added, because it is a proper test of the military's obligation to society.
Technically Londoners are also banned from renting out their home for less than three months although this rule is in the process of being scrapped in the upcoming Deregulation Bill.
As usual, the Brits can be found straddling the cultures: a glass or two is fine; a bottle to yourself is verging on the unprofessional (although this rule ceases to apply once the day has finished; it is still common for business associates to head to the pub after work to get sozzled).
Although this rule has more frequently been violated when it comes to vice-presidential picks, there is evidence that presidential candidates who have more "extreme" ideologies (closer to the left wing or the right wing than the electoral center) underperform relative to the economic fundamentals.
But Apple has decided to arbitrarily reject apps that are "leveraging the success of other apps," although this rule is not inked in the Terms of Service.
