Sentence examples for appealing rules from inspiring English sources

Many intuitively appealing rules, like the majority principle, fail to provide a rational explanation.

The surprising result is thus that despite many intuitively appealing rules that come to mind, none of them would allow for a contradiction-free and consistent analysis.

Northwestern is appealing that rule for Prater because he transferred to be closer to his family in Hillside, Ill.

First, an intuitively appealing identification rule is proposed.

In a 5-4 decision, the court granted the stay to 29 states and a slew of industry groups that are appealing the rule.

And just what the rules would be for appealing his ruling would also be disputed.

They tried appealing but the rules for appeal would have pushed the film's release date back months (that we don't have), but it's personally frustrating to see documentaries hit with harsh ratings that would impact the potential audience.

In March, the World Trade Organization found that China had violated trade rules by limiting its exports; China is appealing the ruling.

Deflation means the yen's purchasing power increases over time, making it a great store of value — appealing when fear rules markets.

Appealing to constitutive rules thus would mean accepting what we call MD normativism: It would mean accepting that expressions have meaning because there are rules or norms in force for their use.

Judge Jackson ruled that Microsoft's bundling move and its behavior did violate antitrust laws, and Microsoft is appealing his ruling.