Sentence examples for defective rules from inspiring English sources

Bradley Campbell, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, said that rather than adopt defective rules, the administration scuttled the proposed regulations and then redrafted them to close the loophole somewhat.

His designating petitions were ruled defective.

Rule 1 Defective vehicles must be taken off the line.

The Countrywide contracts had such clauses requiring it to repurchase defective mortgages, the court ruled.

According to Rule 1, defective vehicles are re-sent to paint and not released to FA.

He asked Aguilar to fill out a mandatory Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives application, which asks prospective gun buyers pages of questions, including whether have been drug users, fugitives or ruled "mentally defective" by a judge.

Furthermore, existence of any potentially defective arrays was also ruled out.

Indeed, since interfering with mitochondrial fusion produces mitochondrial shortening both in vitro and in vivo (Chen et al, 2003, 2011; Song et al, 2015), mitochondrial enlargement in multiple models of organ-specific in vivo Mfn2 insufficiency seems to rule out defective fusion as the principal causal mechanism.

At the zenith of their power in the Middle Ages, the guilds controlled their members by the exercise of powers conferred by charter or ordinances powers, that is, to regulate apprenticeship and conditions of employment, to examine workmanship and destroy defective goods, and to enforce rules by fines and penalties.

The buildings constitute a public nuisance due to cockroach and mice infestation, falling ceilings, holes in the walls, broken windows and defective electrical connections, the council ruled.

This finding, therefore, accounts for the defective osteoclastogenesis, although we cannot rule out the possibility that RANKL signaling is also impaired in these precursors.