Sentence examples for innovative rule from inspiring English sources

People who never knew these caucuses existed before this week did the best they could under ridiculous circumstances, including an innovative rule that no one is in charge when the event begins.

While British colonisers saw a natural justice in the random orderliness of first come, first served, decades of bureaucratic inefficiency in post-independence, socialist India fostered a love for innovative rule-bending.

Really, "innovative rules" meant really innovative.

During his political career he was credited with guiding the province through the Great Depression and shaping it into a model of economic prosperity, in part owing to the discovery of a major oil field at Leduc in 1947 and his innovative rules concerning the proper management of petroleum reserves.

The research highlights the dual centripetal and centrifugal dynamics of Early Horizon feasts and demonstrates the role of the Huambacho center in advertising the success of the local community based on new forms of production and innovative rules of commensal hospitality.

To improve the evidence base of current public health policy, the managers in particular have yet to create innovative rules and attractive incentives, making professionals follow their lead.

That's because blockchains store data using sophisticated math and innovative software rules that are extremely difficult for attackers to manipulate.

The School may be thus counted among educational leaders for two reasons: (1) educating new professionals and (2) using innovative organizational rules.

Dr. Pentland's group is also collaborating with law experts, like Scott L. David of the University of Washington, to develop innovative contract rules for handling and exchanging data that insures privacy and security and minimizes risk.

The managing director of SPC Ardmona, Reg Weine, told the ABC last month that SPC was investing $100m in new technology in order to make it "more efficient and innovative" and ruled out asking for another taxpayer-funded bailout again.

Managing director Reg Weine told the ABC last month that SPC was investing $100m in new technology in order to make it "more efficient and innovative", and ruled out asking for another taxpayer-funded bailout ever again.