Sentence examples for case of rule from inspiring English sources

The case is not a human-rights matter nor is it about freedom of speech, but rather it is a question of whether the rule of law should be upheld.China is ruled by law, not by man; it is not a case of rule by a few.

In the case of rule following, we sometimes encounter particular instances in which following the rule is counterproductive.

For this reason, operations are treated as transactions in order to be performed or roll backed in case of rule violations.

In the case of Rule 5, 51 patients in the training set have similar conditions as the example patient, of which 47 did not survive six months.

In the case of Rule d, the matching is called a bipartition, and the interval i..k is called the head of bipartition, and the interval k + 1.. j is the called the tail of the bipartition.

In the case of analogical reasoning, the iRLPFC corecruited with the left aLOC, while in the case of rule complexity, the anterior MFG corecruited with much of the rest of the MFG and the PPC (indeed the PPC showed the greatest response).

So far, the essence of the EU's working has been one of commonly agreed – depoliticised, if you like – rules, voluntary rule-following, and sanctions in case of rule-breaking.

In the case of rules 1 7, the conclusion is said to depend on all of those hypotheses that have been used in the series of applications of the rules that have led to this conclusion; i.e., it is claimed simply that the conclusion follows from these hypotheses, not that it holds in its own right.

On the assumption that meaningful use of expressions indeed is a case of rule-following, an assumption quite clearly implicit in Ginsborg's writings, this would of course also hold for intuitive judgments of appropriateness regarding the use of these expressions.

For Wittgenstein, especially in the Philosophical Investigations, the social dimension of language is a key element of its extrinsic character and therefore its proper justification, the normative condition of possibility and intelligibility of success, and likewise for the more general case of rule-following.

This heterogeneity has been assessed by Handler et al. [ 21] and was confirmed in the case of rules for hyperkalaemia in particular.