Sentence examples for cutting rules from inspiring English sources

Unlike bail-outs, cutting rules comes cheap.

PARIS — New geometry — linear and circular cutting — rules the runways for the fall/winter Paris season.

Spain has gone some way towards freeing its labour markets, and Japan's "growth strategy" proposes a series of small liberalising steps, such as cutting rules around nursing care.

Plasticity in workers' cutting rules at the initial phase, compared to the alternative of cutting larger fragments as in the established phase, led therefore to a reduction of time costs of around 30%.

We suggest that the observed flexible cutting rules and the selection of partial loads at the beginning of foraging are driven by the need of information transfer, crucial for the establishment and maintenance of a foraging process to monopolize a discovered resource.

In addition, leaf-cutting ant workers were shown to use flexible cutting rules at a newly-discovered, highly-attractive food source: workers shorten their foraging time by cutting smaller fragments and return to the nest with partial loads, intensively recruiting additional nestmates, as discussed in the framework of the so-called information-transfer hypothesis [2], [18].

This study proposed a more straightforward approach to optimizing tree selection: the criteria of the cutting rule were the tree's stumpage value, its value increment, and the effect of removal on the growth of surrounding trees.

The economy Mr. Minahan learned in Fox's cutting rooms rules the movie.

He has worked to lower oil prices by cutting environmental rules and pressuring petrostates.

And poor economic growth may mean less adherence to carbon-cutting rules.

Nobody can forget that a few years ago the state reimbursed Liliane Bettencourt, the billionaire heiress to the L'Oréal cosmetics empire, €30m under tax-cutting rules.