Sentence examples for indicating the rule from inspiring English sources

A previous appeal, which went right to the privy council in London, the highest court on Jersey matters, was only very narrowly dismissed, with one judge, Lord Rodger, saying that if the Jersey police behaved so badly again, "the court might have no alternative but to strike the balance decisively in favour of indicating the rule of law, however undeserving the accused".

The appeal was narrowly dismissed, with one of the judges, Lord Rodgers, saying that "were the Jersey police to act in this sort of fashion in future, realistically the court might have no alternative but to strike the balance decisively in favour of indicating the rule of law, however undeserving the accused".

The initial color of all bandits was either blue or pink, indicating the rule type of the block (counterbalanced across participants).

Each splitter node is associated with a real-valued number indicating the rule condition: if the feature represented by the node is less than or equal to the condition value for a given instance, the prediction path will go through the left child node, otherwise the path will go through the right child node.

These 8 conditions represented the progression of cognitive set shifting processes from the time of the first negative feedback signal (1stNF) indicating the rule change, to the response selection event (RS2+PF) associated with maintaining an already established rule (see Fig. 1).

A sign indicating the "rules of conduct" for attendance greets you upon entry at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

"It indicates the rule of law is intact and corruption does not pay and cannot be allowed to pay," legal expert Paul Hoffman said.

Further inscriptions made before ninth century indicate the rule of Pallava kings, whose capital was Kanchipuram.

The announcement by the Labor Department this week indicates the rule is dead for good, or until another Democratic administration tries to revive it.

The Greek symbols in indicate the rule applied in each decision.

At the same time, retailers indicated the rules might not go far enough.