Sentence examples for fault rules from inspiring English sources

Given the tectonic environment of New Zealand, this suggests that there is a large underrepresentation of active fault rules within land use plans.

This fault rule first emerged in constitutional tort jurisprudence.

(Aug. 31) 5. FOOT FAULTS AND THE RAGE THEY CAN CAUSE The enforcement of the foot-fault rule in high-profile matches has angered tennis players in recent years.

None of this is Mophie's fault: these rules are set by Apple, and the accessory maker is coping as best it can in the rigid framework.

The key idea is to shape the closed-loop performance via robust control in a way that facilitates the design of robust fault detection rules that are less sensitive to the adverse effects of uncertainty.

Analysing the decision making process of service centres is important in developing pre-alerting fault diagnostic rules, recommending best practice diagnoses and sending feedback to OEM for potential changes in design and manufacturing.

The proposed change drew fury from landlords' representatives, who said the no-fault eviction rules had been used as a way to circumvent lengthy court delays when landlords needed to evict tenants when they fell into arrears.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama issued a policy statement that faulted the rules as having "unduly hampered the competitiveness of the domestic aerospace industry" and cost the nation billions of dollars.

They have faulted the rules in several cases in which workers died or were nearly struck, including the July 2001 death in Queens of Samuel McPhaul, a track worker who apparently fell onto the electrified third rail.

"And if you're not participating in the Council, it's not the rules' fault.

Company representatives found another fault, saying the rules failed to give employers enough flexibility to change their compensation practices as the economic climate changes.