Sentence examples for filling rules from inspiring English sources

Instead of following Young-Laplace filling rules, we observe that the throat in closest proximity fills up first.

In March, the European Union acknowledged reality by relaxing the requirements, filling the rules with enough loopholes to render them toothless.The deficits do not seem to be big enough to stimulate economic growth.

Even if the cap remained closer to $58 million, the Knicks would have only $15 million to spend, and nine roster spots to fill (current rules require 13 players).

The semantic Web developers solve this by encoding all the information in an ontology filled with rules that say, essentially, that "Robert and Bobob" are the same.

Part of the appeal of a show like "Stylista" is that it resurrects a long-vanished way of office life, one filled with rules and regulations, distinct hierarchies and dress codes and nothing as fuzzy as flex time.

It's filled with rules and people telling you what to do, mostly without asking what you want to do.

Thus, in a world filled with rules and regulations, there are suddenly no barriers, no restrictions, no mandates and no guidelines.

There are handbooks filled with rules about political fundraising to help win an election, but what about to confirm that results are accurate?

I felt disgusting, just another middle-class, suburban parent doing the thing that middle-class, suburban parents do in 2014: bus your kids around to yet another overpriced structured play experience filled with rules, instructions and production-line food service.

He is at risk for aligning himself with internalized homophobia by sitting in a room filled with rules and individuals believing that gay sex and gay relationships are wrong.

The Obama administration can save that Alaskan lake — and other threatened water bodies — simply by reversing the Bush "fill" rule.