Sentence examples for condition rules from inspiring English sources
Taking public transport on her own is a risk but her condition rules out learning to drive, and her A-levels were a struggle that she only got through with gritty determination.
Ryan and Trump caved to the conservatives and inserted language in the bill that weakened the preexisting condition rules — allowing states to let insurers charge some people more — and thereby handed Democrats their most lethal political weapon against Republicans.
But teachers and their unions will be worried by the statement that headteachers are going to be given the power to award bonuses to their staff and possibly penalise them too, under a reform of existing "rigid" national pay and condition rules.
However, Lisa Nandy, a Labour MP for Wigan who is on the cross-party education select committee, said the accounts showed academies paid "staggeringly high amounts" to those at the top, and warned that they were underpaying some junior staff because they were exempt from the pay and condition rules of other state schools.
The causal condition rules out analogical arguments where there is no causal knowledge of the source domain.
The sensitivity condition rules out this belief as knowledge only if, were there no barn there, Henry wouldn't have believed there was.
The second is to remove the agricultural condition rule.
Some have relinquished the right to enforce the law's most popular provisions; a Kaiser Family Foundation poll in March found that two-thirds of Americans have a favorable view of the preexisting condition rule.
2) For unrelated conditions, the last to occur is coded as COD (due to evident survival of the first condition) (rule 5, table 2).
More important, their performance in the inverted trap condition ruled out the possibility that subjects were simply using the position of the trap as a cue to decide where to insert the tool.
§ 251.15 Conditions, rules and regulations to govern exercise of mineral rights reserved in conveyances to the United States.
