Sentence examples for channel rules from inspiring English sources

For each swim he followed English Channel rules: a traditional polyester suit, one cap and goggles.

English Channel rules – the marathon swimmers' code – stipulated she must wear only a bathing suit and goggles and could not touch her support boat.

This case study examines the plausibility of a hypothetical gating motion of the channel, ruled out by Choudhary and co-workers [62].

Consequently, NetHop performs better on randomness and concealment than channel-rule NAH.

Games, music and children's channels ruled the roost on YouTube in 2014, with its most popular channel PewDiePie's videos watched more than 4.1bn times last year.

Endemol Beyond UK's slate of original digital programming includes Icon, the lifestyle network started by YouTuber Michelle Phan, sports channels Rule'M Sports, featuring KSI, and Legends of Gaming which includes a live event at Alexandra Palace next month.

Those channels rule out smooth-toothed predators like crocodiles, instead pointing to bipedal meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods.

Because the channel's rules on advertising discourage product claims, the spiel about DHA omega-3 is omitted.

A number of NGOs continued to distribute syringes using their own channels, violating rules in doing so.

If you don't go all the way and get into the behaviour, then all you've done is created two radio channels in the company, the rules channel, what your boss demands of you and some tone from the top around values and you've created greyness and confusion and all that.

Merging the two channels was ruled out by director general Tony Hall in July, with the BBC saying it was important "to be able to go over to your TV and see what is unfolding".