Sentence examples for gaps rules from inspiring English sources

The Article then turns to the rules devised by courts to fill these contractual gaps, rules generally based on due process analyses of defendants' expectations or prosecutors' "good faith" obligations.

Or to invoke Lewis's (1986) memorable picture of the cosmos as a vast mosaic, the question becomes what are the tiles from which the cosmic mosaic is inlaid?[36] No gaps rules out Priority nihilism.

Will new pay gap rules solve it?

Yet the S.E.C. has not issued the pay-gap rules.

A formal complaint was lodged against him in September after he sought a pay review for college staff under gender pay gap rules.

In Beijing, said a person on the phone, the gap rule had been, quietly, dropped.

Last year, a federal district judge in Big Stone Gap ruled that Mr. Young's lawsuit could proceed in his home state because the newspapers' Web sites were accessible there and that was where injury to his reputation would have taken place.

Opponents of the measure have argued that some stop-gap rule could be devised, and that if that did not happen there could simply be a delay in accepting the international standards until 2006.

From the reduction and oxidation behavior, it is proved that APC and bi-NPC have negative LUMO levels and positive HOMO levels, satisfying the energy gap rule, and can be employed as sensitizers for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) applications.

The twenty-two-year age difference between the two, further increased by the stature gap, ruled out any easy bonding when Nixon was presented to the General, by Ike's advisers, almost the way Checkers showed up in a shipping crate.

The 1-year gap rule and the no-gap rule generated different estimates of bond duration for 1% of all co-resident dyads and 6% of all dyads that had close social bonds for at least 1 year.