Sentence examples for apparent rule from inspiring English sources

As has become the apparent rule for Republican health-care bills, there have been no hearings or committee reviews of the Graham-Cassidy bill.

The apparent rule of Crowell v. Randell that a federal claim have been both raised and addressed in state court was generally not understood in the literal fashion in which it was phrased.

Oliver Segal QC, for Unite, questioned Coyne over his interpretation of the union's rules and asked why he and his supporters had not raised the apparent rule breach in December 2016 when the election was called.

The apparent rule that roads can only get bigger and bigger has been broken by archaeologists, who have unearthed a Roman "motorway" wider than the A road which runs along the same route today.

No apparent rule is observed, thus the exact moment of the price change is quite hard to predict.

That is the apparent rule where I live.

The football program Gee often referred to as the "university's budget running up and down the field" would soon be under N.C.A.A. investigation for apparent rules violations that included players selling memorabilia for cash and tattoos.

The apparent rules may also change depending on whether you are a woman, whether it's after hours, or whether you are a person's manager.

Marie Kubo, a 58-year-old educator, will never forget her first time on a motorcycle on the streets of Da Nang: "It was a little scary since there are no apparent rules of the road.

Because there are no apparent road rules, there is also no road rage.

To make that decision they'll have to take into account costs associated with informing consumers of the change and of complying with apparent new rules requiring them to educate consumers about Obamacare.