Sentence examples for explicit rule from inspiring English sources

The FDA's only explicit rule for caffeine dates from the 1950s and applies only to cola.

There is no explicit rule barring an appearance of conflict, the committee thundered, accusing the O.C.E. of trying to invent one.

We tested if the striatum, in which activation reliably scales with reward prediction error, would track prediction errors in a task that required explicit rule generation.

In another recent Legal Daily article, a scholar at Beijing University, Chen Xingliang, criticized Chinese courts for routinely accepting confessions obtained through torture and said a more explicit rule was needed to bar evidence gained through abuses.

Even if the N.H.L., unlike soccer, lacks an explicit rule against recklessly injuring a teammate, they said, Ballard should be suspended for engaging in conduct detrimental to the game.

Again, the irony is that the SEC never passed an explicit rule against insider trading under SEA §10, even though it did pass rules interpreting the court decisions interpreting rule 10b-5 with respect to insider trading.

But David Beckworth thinks that confidence could be restored with the appropriate monetary policy — an explicit, rule-based nominal gross domestic product target.

"While computerization has been historically confined to routine tasks involving explicit rule-based activities, algorithms for big data are now rapidly entering domains reliant upon pattern recognition and can readily substitute for labour in a wide range of non-routine cognitive tasks," write Frey and Osborne.

There are some explicit rules.

Traditional computer programming relies on articulating a set of explicit rules for the computer to follow.

Parents are less likely to demand obedience with explicit rules and lectures.