Sentence examples for inserting rules from inspiring English sources
To make this even more frustrating, Facebook is arbitrarily inserting rules in the middle of numbered lists rather than adding new rules to the end.
Germany and France are seeking to insert rules into the constitution that would shift power back to the bigger countries, by ensuring that decisions could be passed if a majority of countries representing at least 60percentt of the union's population voted in favor of them.
Obama was too eager to have a bill-signing ceremony". It would have been more effective to put a couple of the miscreants behind the financial crisis in jail"."Inserted rules without theory of empirics to support""The warts are becoming easier to see.
MEPs also inserted rules requiring more efficient information exchange among member states.
MEPs have stiffened the requirements proposed by the Commission on information to be provided before the borrower signs a mortgage and inserted rules on the borrower's "financial education".
To help prevent strays transmitting animal diseases, MEPs inserted rules that would require all professional pet keepers and sellers to be registered and empower the Commission to ask EU member states to establish a national database of dogs and other pets, if need be.
The EFuNN module predicts the traffic volume of a particular cell by extracting and inserting meaningful rules through incremental, supervised real-time learning.
The EFuNN module predicts the mobile traffic volume of a particular cell by extracting and inserting meaningful rules through incremental, supervised real-time learning.
The EFuNN module, placed at each cell, predicted the mobile traffic volume of a particular cell by extracting and inserting meaningful rules through incremental, supervised real-time learning.
This guideline can then easily be adapted by inserting new Rules with the user-friendly GUI.
L. 107 204, § 3(b)(2)(A), inserted "the rules of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, of which such person is a registered public accounting firm or a person associated with such a firm," after "is a participant,".
