Sentence examples for held rule from inspiring English sources

Among the officials most noticeably absent Wednesday was Darnell Earley, the state-appointed emergency manager who held rule over Flint when the fateful changeover from the clean, safe water that had been provided by Detroit for 50 years was made.

A widely held rule dictates all embryo research should be stopped at 14 days but some scientists and bioethicists are saying the rule should be revisited.

Now, you may be of the opinion that the Just War Theory is outmoded, that it is unrealistic; if that's so, I disagree with you, but I'm happy to shift focus to the simplest and most commonly held rule for ethics, the Golden Rule: "do unto others what you would have them to unto you," or "love your neighbor as yourself".

Adequacy of sample size was established using the generally held rule of ten events per variable [ 25].

A tax accountant, Helen held rules in high esteem, second only to those who followed them.

It's only decent to admire anyone or anything that proves us wrong, and Marion and Geoff (Wednesday, 10pm, BBC2) was responsible for refuting one of my most deeply held rules of TV.

The only restrictions they truly face are of the technical variety; for instance, American Express, in which Berkshire already owns a 13.8 percent stake, is off limits because of federal bank holding rules.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court has announced that it will hold rule-making hearings in the fall on the influence of political contributions, based on petitions from the League of Women Voters and the Wisconsin Realtors Association.

Condition-independence, when it holds, rules out such strange effects.

Policy Decision Engine (PDE) for taking action based on pre-defined policy rules; Application Administrator (AA) to manage Fog multi-tenancy; Policy Resolver (PR) for attribute-based authentication; Policy Repository (PRep) holding rules and policies; and.

On the one hand, they hold rules of criminal procedure to be sacrosanct.