Sentence examples for latter rule from inspiring English sources

The latter rule was struck down by a federal court and is under appeal.

If you're too fat, too tall or too short (though Sleep himself defied the latter rule), then you're out.

The special meeting at which the Academy's diversity plans were pushed through did not comply with the latter rule.

But the city's cabbies have questioned whether Uber drivers have broken the latter rule by parking outside the airport.

The latter rule, a kind of "catastrophic" coverage, would not usually create a change in behaviour, since few people want to take $6,000-worth of drugs.

Applying the latter rule, the Morgan ALP TPP estimate falls from 54.5%too 52.6% (or 52.5%, rounding to the nearest half percentage point), which is still on the high side, but a little more plausible.

These latter rules are consistent with signaling in certain types of lung cancer (Castellano & Downward, 2011; Lim & Counter, 2005).

If the former is true, the latter rules out believing the premises of the argument that supports both claims.

The latter rules can follow from an express instruction at constitutional level (bottom-up) or, in absence of such instruction, follow from regulation in keeping with operational level settings (top-down) as indicated above as ideal type scenario.

As said, the latter rules have been determined at deeper levels, either by the actors themselves (first party regulation), or entirely or partly by other actors (second or third or hybrid regulation) [28], as deeper level participants—on the basis of power-conferring rules established at even deeper levels.

Similarly, after the resignation of Neville Chamberlain in 1940 there were two likely successors, Churchill and Halifax, but the latter ruled himself out for the premiership on the grounds that his membership of the House of Lords disqualified him.