Sentence examples for highlights rule from inspiring English sources

The present study highlights rule, and possible coding, errors that may lead to misclassifications.

What a fine coincidence, if that's what it was, that the new President's professional past dovetails so neatly with the needs of the world and symbolically highlights rule of law as the bedrock of constitutional democracy.

On Thursday, the G.O.P.-led House Small Business Committee unveiled a Web site, "Small Biz Reg Watch," that highlights rule-making initiatives undertaken across the federal government that could affect small businesses and provides links so that business owners can read and then comment on the proposals.

In response, Hancock highlighted rule changes that mean apprentices must now be formally employed and have the same employment status as other employees.

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.

UKTPO highlighted "rules of origin" problems for UK products, that a country such as Switzerland may routinely re-export to the European Union.

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.

It highlights the rule in US copyright law proscribing copyright in federal government works, arguing that public domain status is not invariably welfare-enhancing.

But these are exceptions that highlight the rule.

It highlights loose rules on the definition of a company's "permanent establishments" that allow "contracts for the sale of goods belonging to a foreign enterprise to be negotiated and concluded in a country by the sales force of a local subsidiary of that foreign enterprise without the profits from their sales being taxable".

This sign, which represents the company's philosophy and is meant as much for its employees as its customers, highlights two rules.