The phrase "article rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the guidelines or regulations pertaining to articles, such as in grammar or publishing contexts.
Example: "The article rules state that all submissions must adhere to the specified formatting guidelines."
Alternatives: "guidelines for articles" or "regulations for articles".
At least 15 different international human rights instruments and related guidelines, dating from 1955 to 2009, contain a staggering total of 77 articles, rules, guidelines or provisions supporting diversion and alternatives for children in conflict with the law.
"This is due to his failure to meet a contractual performance related target and potential breaches of contract relating to media comments and observance of Scottish FA articles and rules and SPL articles and rules".
This need not mean that there is more humanity than doghood in a human being (indeed it could not mean this, on the account advanced in this article, which rules out dogs and humans as Anaxagorean ingredients).
Kittle the younger's article ("Manila Rules") is this issue's Memoir, an essay about an after-graduation year off that commenced with loafing around home in Greenwich and wound up, somehow, with him being introduced in the center ring at the world cockfighting championships in Manila.
Given the number of UK citizens living and working in the EU, this approach is highly unlikely, however, and it is simply not allowed under the Article 50 rules.
Article 8 rules that "medical acts" are: health care, teaching, management, production and other activities directly related to the medical act.
Therefore, for each toponym found in an article, the rules attempt to select the candidates present in the countries and/or ADM1-level locations mentioned in the GenBank records linked to the article.
Including four well-known economists, it seemed to signify his intention to follow orthodox economic policies.See article: Economists rule ArgentinaFourteen army officers were arrested in Paraguay amid talk of a planned military coup.
The change is automatic unless two-thirds of shareholders vote to amend their firms' constitutions, as some are now scrambling to do (see article).The rule is bad for two reasons.
But the decision of the former home secretary to use a Guardian article to rule out standing for the Labour leadership in all circumstances killed hopes that Miliband could be replaced.
