Sentence examples for example rule from inspiring English sources

In Texas, for example, "rule of capture" law means that anyone has a right to recover water under that person's land.

John Yeutter, a C.P.A. who teaches accounting at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla., offered the following example: RULE: When you buy a bond, you have to pay taxes on the interest payments you receive.

Regulation has always sparked bouts of inventiveness as practitioners seek both to get around new rules (as they did with the introduction of the SIV in the late 1980s) and to benefit from them (for example, rule changes in the 1970s that allowed pension funds to put more money into high-risk assets).Clients have big problems to solve, too.

For example, rule (mathtt{Distrust_c}) specifies that distrusting a value twice is the same as distrusting it once.

An example rule is shown in Figure 6. Figure 6 A sample rule generated by the cascade model.

For example, rule 1 shows all the input factors which produce the anger emotion; the initial value of the anger emotion is set to 1.

The Indian Supreme Court, for example, ruled that whoever does not receive the minimum wage is bonded.

In some countries impediments remain, for example rules that hamper document discovery.

The Fed, for example, ruled out margin requirements to tame the stockmarket in the 1990s.

It appears to prohibit, for example, rules that would prevent banks from becoming too big to fail.

For example, "rules" that meant residents were supposed to stay in their rooms between 11pm and 8am, and the kitchen being locked and inaccessible during the day.