Sentence examples for formulated rules from inspiring English sources
Under this tradition, the legal process has been viewed in Germany as the application of more or less generally formulated rules to individual cases.
In 1972, however, a Congress of Orthography held in Tiranë, Alb., formulated rules for a unified literary language based on the two dialects.
Although the traditional sport of boxing flourished throughout the 18th century, it was not until 1743 that boxer-entrepreneur Jack Broughton formulated rules to rationalize and regulate the sport.
State regulators even formulated rules that required diamond sellers to buy certificates of authenticity for any diamond sold in China, from the government-run testing center in Beijing, which Ms. Zhang managed.
He formulated rules for the short story, in which he sought the ancient unities: i.e., the short story should relate a complete action and take place within one day in one place.
There seems to be a correlation between a formulated rule, or set of rules (known as regula in the Christian orders and as vinaya and shila in the Buddhist canon), and cenobitic institutions; eremitic and quasi-eremitic settings lack or diverge from formulated rules and give more scope to the individual's self-imposed disciplines.
(There are a number of logical subtleties here that we will not pursue, especially about how to formulate rules, and which rules are consistent. Different formulations of rules vary significantly in logical strength as well.[4] See the entry on axiomatic theories of truth for more on how consistent forms of capture and release can be formulated in classical logic.
It later joined the Fédération Internationale de Football Association FIFAA) to formulate rules of international competition.
They used these finding to formulate rules for optimal habitat conservation.
Organizations were established to govern and control camel racing events and to formulate rules and regulations.
But the Fed may find it hard to formulate rules that allow it to stem market panics without bailing out undeserving institutions.
