Sentence examples for cited rule from inspiring English sources
Fraser cited Rule 69.1 on goaltender interference, which states that "a goalkeeper should have the ability to move freely within his goal crease without being hindered by the actions of an attacking player".
The SFA cited rule 86, which relates to "not acting in the best interests of Association Football".
(One commonly cited rule of thumb for depression is a decline of 10%.) Flint might never return to its original size.
An often cited rule is the Rule of 5 proposed by Lipinski et al. which states that non-oral delivery of drugs can only be accomplished if the drug has a molecular weight below 500 Da, has less than five H-bond donors, has less than ten H-bond acceptors, and has an octanol-water partition coefficient (also known as log P, which is a measure of lipophilicity) below five [42].
An often cited rule of thumb for the number of trials is that there should be close to ten trials when working with summary or aggregate patient data (APD) or ten individuals per variable, when working with pooled or individual patient data (IPD).
They cited rules that limit the number of people in picnic areas or the number of tents that can be pitched at specific sites, which can clash with the vacation style of extended Latino families.
Finma cited rules in the Swiss banking code, "which give it the authority and obligation to impose unspecified preventive measures if it has reasonable grounds to suspect serious liquidity problems".
Mr. Taylor cited rules that reduce the number of hooks he is permitted to use and increase the minimum length of fish he may catch to 23 inches, from 19.
Vanover interpreted the play differently, citing rule 7.09(f).
"That decision under the yellow flag is not subject to protest," George said, citing rule 11.2 in the I.R.L. rule book.
It is astounding that you would cite "rule of law" as a rationale for placing contractors at the mercy of a legal system the United Nations recently criticized for its lack of due process and ill treatment of detainees.
