Sentence examples for current rule of from inspiring English sources

Within the industry, the current rule of thumb is that there is one active worker for every five retirees.

The current rule of taking one commissioner from each small country in the Union, and two from each big one, has already produced an awkwardly top-heavy body.

My current rule of thumb, when confronted with an enhanced face, is that if I find myself vaguely wondering whether there was work, the alteration was well done.

The costs associated with what many have declared the "financial coup d'état" have now exposed the current rule of political accounting for all to see: privatise the profits, socialise the losses.

Much of the success is due to Mr. Abreu's savvy at maneuvering through successive governments, including the current rule of Hugo Chávez, the populist president who has placed El Sistema under his office and cites it as an exemplar of his "Bolivarian revolution".

That is the nature of counterinsurgency operations and the current rules of engagement reflect its principles.

Instead he wants to make the current rules of the Act clearer, according to The Times.

Despite the complaints, the new American farm policy also conforms to the current rules of the World Trade Organization.

Erik, as apparently required by the current rules of Western animated filmmaking, has issues: namely, he can't dance.

"It is a stretch right now with the current rules of war and diplomacy, but I think it is going to come," said Ms. Derian, a Carter appointee.

Such a cavalier approach to an organ as sensitive as the brain under the current rules of the game can lend players short-term competitive advantage.