Sentence examples for considered the rules from inspiring English sources
In general the user considered the rules discovered by the GA much more interesting than the rules discovered by J4.8.
Of the 11 states that declined to participate in one round or the other, many said that they considered the rules stacked against them.
The last time the FCC considered the rules, in 2015, critics and advocates of net neutrality flooded the FCC's electronic systems — submitting millions of comments, and setting an agency record, before the creaky database ground to a halt.
Building upon the work of legal theorists who have considered the rules versus standards conundrum, this article uses sentencing law as a lens to view some of the fundamental perplexities that bedevil law's grander aspirations for determinacy, fairness, even coherence itself.
1000 1050), a Kannada language theorist, who considered the rules of prosody to be the same for Sanskrit and Kannada, wrote the Chandonusasana There were other notable writers from the latter part of 11th century.
The high court considered the rules of the sea pertaining to steamers and sailing ships approaching one another and concluded (with Chief Justice Roger B. Taney dissenting) that "entire disregard of these rules of navigation by the steamer" caused the collision, reversing a Circuit Court ruling.
But my point is that some degree of collateral human damage should be considered the rule, not the exception.
His efforts succeeded in bringing the Bush administration somewhat closer to what Goldsmith considered the rule of law — although at considerable cost to Goldsmith himself.
Our failures are considered the rule and our success is considered the exception," explained Luvvie during our chat.
I'm pretty sure if the book failed it would be considered the rule as opposed to the exception.
