Sentence examples for example rules from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Professor Cutler gave as an example rules to make sure that doctors do not perform inductions for otherwise healthy pregnant women before 39 weeks of gestation.

For example, rules to provide a uniform level of protection in case of a leak at a power reactor could be stated in terms of minimizing the total radiation dose to the population, defined as the dose to each person multiplied by the number of people exposed.

For example, rules on conflicts of interest restrict the choice of counterparties, a fund cannot have an exposure to any one counterparty that comprises more than 10% of its value, and the chosen collateral is subject to liquidity and credit-quality criteria.Despite some eerie parallels, it is hard to conclude that ETFs yet pose a systemic risk on the same scale as mortgage-backed securities.

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

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

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

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

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