Sentence examples for defined in the rules from inspiring English sources
The election process and charge to the committee are defined in the Rules and Regulations of the Faculty.
A patient could seek an injunction in federal court if a health plan failed to meet deadlines for acting on claims or failed to follow "reasonable claims procedures," as defined in the rules.
Brian Burke, Toronto's general manager, has identified it as the type of hit he would like to make illegal, but just how a blindside hit might be defined in the rules remains to be seen.
Other standing committees of the Faculty, whose composition and duties are defined in the Rules and Regulations of the Faculty, are the following: Academic Performance, Curricula, Discipline, Graduate Programs, the Library System, Nominations, Student Life, Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid, and the Undergraduate Program.
But even as senior leaders speak of more openness, regulators recently published a rule that would restrict wholesale companies like Bharti Wal-Mart from earning more than 25 percent of their revenue from sales to affiliated "group companies" — a term that is not clearly defined in the rules.
"The 'eyes' on the top of the chassis are there so the front bulkhead complies with the vertical height and width defined in the rules.
The size of the strike zone had unofficially shrunk over the years, and officials wanted umpires to restore the zone as defined in the rule book.
Sandy Alderson, the baseball operations chief in the commissioner's office, has maintained since last Friday, when the umpires' position became public, that officials were only telling umpires to use the strike zone as it is defined in the rule book.
He said that was a key phrase in many of his messages to umpires, because baseball officials want the umpires to call the strike zone as defined in the rule book.
"It has been the view of people for a long time," he added, "that the strike zone as defined in the rule book was being interpreted by individual umpires in a variety of ways.
