Sentence examples for coherent set of rules from inspiring English sources
Even the best-written original bill cannot emerge from that process in the form of a coherent set of rules.
"It's an enormous undertaking," said Mike Taylor, the Food and Drug Administration's deputy commissioner for foods, whose job it is to turn the far-reaching law into a coherent set of rules that farmers, food processors and importers can follow and regulators can enforce.
Maybe in the next Parliament, in some future coalition, a coherent set of rules will be invented to allow the junior partner to register a bit of dissent.
Moreover, because prognoses have neither proved useless [36, 37] nor dismissed as an instrument to address the future [3], there is also no coherent set of rules to distinguish scenarios from prognoses and other forms of exposing the future.
The reasons for this are misinterpretations of core scientific concepts as well as vested interests in knowledge creation and scientific advice; these misinterpretations and interfering interests can prevail because there is no coherent set of rules on what a scientific enquiry into the future could look like.
Apple's app approval process is justifiably infamous; wildly finicky, infuriatingly arbitrary, impossible to decipher a coherent set of rules.
The Bush administration and Republican lawmakers in Congress are seeking to pre-empt state laws on predatory lending, saying that consumers and lenders need a coherent set of national rules.
In other words, a measure of coherence is doxastically truth conducive just in case a more coherent set of believed propositions is jointly more probable than a less coherent set of believed propositions.
A political party has to have a platform and a relatively coherent set of ideas.
Amid this ideological turmoil, Abbott and the Liberals represented a coherent set of values.
