Sentence examples for by basic rules of from inspiring English sources

This decision was compelled both by the decision of the Senate conferees to "recede" to the House version, and by basic rules of legislative drafting, as reflected in the legislative drafting manuals established by the House and the Senate: An amendment fails to execute if a prior amendment in the same bill removes or alters the text that the subsequent amendment would amend.

According to her press release, Consumers deserve a strong federal regulator that will protect them, instead of looking out for the bailed-out banks...A CFPA will ensure that every time a family takes out a loan--whether it's for a home or a car or a financial emergency--they will be protected by basic rules of fair dealing.

We demonstrated that individual LE trends can be explained by the basic rules of chemistry, thereby indicating how important it is to distinguish between molecular descriptors and properties [7, 8].

So, all must abide by these basic rules of hygiene and students must learn these things as a part of their regular educational curricula".

The group is described as a "secretive volunteer organization" that "did not appear to consider itself bound by the most basic rules of corporate governance".

The study showed that by respecting the basic rules of good practice in conjunction with the existing requirements no major changes in the existing design principles are needed.

He refused to play by the most basic rules of academic interchange, yet bristled when faced with criticism, and promptly took his case to the welcoming court of public opinion.

Family members believe that the hospitals where Mark Bennett spent the last months of his life not only did not save him from death but actually sped his demise by failing to follow basic rules of hygiene.

By adhering to the basic rules of mediation, most clients successfully reach resolution while learning a good deal about others and themselves.

The sessions were delivered by two female workplace champions trained by the first author in the basic rules of each sport and in supporting basic needs for autonomy, competence and relatedness in their sports participation (training information available on request from the corresponding author).

As with the technology bubble of the late 1990s, much of the difficulty has been created by speculators looking for quick profits and by investors and bankers who ignored basic rules of risk management in an attempt to cash in while times were good.