Sentence examples for applied rule from inspiring English sources

Under the familiar but not invariably applied rule of ejusdem generis.

Transparency is often just as effective as a rigidly applied rule book and is usually more flexible and less expensive to administer.

This single sentence describing the contours of the supposedly easily applied rule virtually abounds with unanswered questions: What are "private" premises?

Having forgotten this loosely applied rule I was hauled up by security staff who had spotted the sheep's cheese in my daypack.

My point in this portion of the opinion is that the Court's lack of faithfulness to the purposes of the Fourth Amendment does not have even the saving grace of providing an easily applied rule.

In Davis, the Court applied Rule 12(b)(2) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure 8 to hold that a federal prisoner seeking collateral review under § 2255 had waived his objection to the composition of the grand jury.

Many traditional intrusion detection and anomaly detection methods are focused on a single entity and applied rule-based approaches [9].

Some of the applied rules are listed below: [1].

Its major advantages over the commonly applied rule-based systems are its independency from the concrete representation of eligibility criteria and EHR data and its potential for automation.

Case-based reasoning constitutes a viable alternative to the widely applied rule-based approach to reusing medical records for patient recruitment and can be successfully implemented using predictive modeling algorithms.

The Flow_propagation_rules.pdf describes the applied rules and options.