Sentence examples for highlighting rules from inspiring English sources

In decision making, they are often adopted to operate representations of central features of reality, highlighting rules and trade-offs, knowledge and learning-by-doing, motivations and negotiation processes.

This fall, the Prospect Park Alliance, which operates the park with the city, posted 30 new signs around the shore of the 60-acre lake, highlighting rules about the proper disposal of fishing line and the fact that barbed hooks are not allowed at city parks.

Among options floated to the four council members (Terry Walker was out of town) were creating a historic preservation commission to review development projects and writing an ordinance highlighting rules for demolition and expansion of qualifying homes.

If you are proficient in Word, then you might notice that PowerPoint follows a lot of the same rules, such as highlighting and deleting slides like a Word paragraph.

Simplifications of the general scaling rule are presented, highlighting conditions under which the current standard practice could provide a correct an acceptable estimation of the relative fatigue damage accumulation.

Finding general rules sometimes also means highlighting unrealistic promises made by researchers, maybe also in order to protect people from too many unnecessary medical procedures.

While it's not a hard and fast rule, we generally avoid highlighting chain restaurants in this column, preferring to review independently owned businesses.

Observe the same light rules, but make sure the shadows and highlighting angle off in this new direction from the sun.

Beyond highlighting women, was there any specific principle behind the types of speakers you chose?

One example (there are many) of the errors presented by Barnes et al. (2006) is the paragraph on page 1895 devoted to highlighting the fact that in the Broin flight attendant class action lawsuit, Judge Robert Kaye ruled (mistakenly I believe) that I could not rely upon the 16 Cities Study in my testimony for that case.

These filings mark a significant shift from advocating for forbearance in the abstract to highlighting specific sections of Title II that should be kept or discarded as part of the net neutrality rules, said Cathy Sloan, the vice president of government affairs for CCIA, in an interview.