Sentence examples for essence rules from inspiring English sources

The WTO rules for trade in agriculture are, in essence, rules for dumping.

In essence, rules mentioned here are applicable to patient relative or close contact identifiers as well).

In essence, Rule 10b-18 legalized stock market manipulation through open-market repurchases.

The court, in essence, ruled that jurors should be selected from a 20-mile radius around a courthouse to ensure a proper cross-section of the community is represented on jury pools.

These are in essence the rules Hippocrates laid down for medical diagnosis well over 2,000 years ago.

In essence, these rules help you own your reputation online and help you reach your community with the right message.

In essence, the Rule is a self-imposed constraint on a court's equitable powers.

In essence, the rule would prevent Wall Street firms from turning a profit while their clients are sustaining losses.

Another criticism often lodged at legal expert systems is that law is in essence not rule-based but is instead a fray of competing textual interpretations which cannot be accurately modeled.

Judge Martini said the plaintiffs did not have standing to challenge the NYPD; in essence, he ruled that the "adverse effects" felt by these communities was a result of the AP stories on the spying, not the actual spying.

This, she argues, is the essence of games: rules, a challenge and a shared objective.