Sentence examples for instance rules from inspiring English sources

In America, for instance, rules governing civil lawsuits now require firms to produce all relevant pieces of digital information in court.

The act has, for instance, rules to limit what insurance companies can spend on administrative costs and can be "a platform for further action," the report said.

For instance, rules can be grouped using their target netmask, but this is meaningless for application layer rules, for multicast rules, or when a node that has a certain resource to be filtered roams to a new network.

For instance, rules against domestic abusers buying firearms are based on well-established links between domestic violence and gun deaths.

For some clubs, for instance, rules against sharing secrets may be very important, for an adult work team, allocation of resources may be an example.

Northwest, for instance, ruled out change late last year, says a spokesman, because it "cannot make the economics work".

Mars, the maker of the coconut confection, has been trying to trademark the Bounty's shape but the European Court of First Instance ruled has ruled it out.

The Home Office was, for instance, ruled to have acted illegally in denying benefits to six Afghan refugees because they had failed to apply for asylum at the port of entry.

He would not, for instance, rule out distributing a film rated NC-17, though Open Road is less inclined toward art-house fare than toward pictures with potentially wide appeal.

This has implications for system design: it may, for instance, rule out the use of artificial neural networks, decision-making systems that learn from example rather than obeying predefined rules.Second, where ethical systems are embedded into robots, the judgments they make need to be ones that seem right to most people.

For instance, rule 1 reads as "IF BRdiff is very positive THEN δ MarginPBGT i,j is very negative".