Sentence examples for line rules from inspiring English sources

This is one reason why we have bright line rules: speed limits, for instance.

Justice Scalia, who is often attracted to bright line rules, said allowing case-by-case determinations would produce endless litigation.

"Our results highlight the fact that incentive systems, especially those with bright line rules, often induce behavioral distortions such as cheating".

Several justices seemed to agree, saying or suggesting that a 50percentt requirement had the usual costs and benefits of what lawyers call "bright line rules".

If you write in a film script, 'The boat sails from Southampton,' you think you rule what you have written about, but the fact is that the line rules you.

Without some baseline understanding of what went wrong — and how wrong — in recent years, and without the establishment of some bright line rules of the road, it would be naïve to think that there won't be future abuses.

This is a subjective legal standard, so there is no bright line rule for what is material.

Another Bagratid, Adarnase IV, became king of Georgia in 888, and his line ruled there intermittently until 1505.

Miles below our jumbo's porthole one ploughed road, straight as a line ruled across a sheet of foolscap – white, far as the eye can see.

Joseph T. Maziarz, a state assistant attorney general, urged the Supreme Court to apply a "bright line" rule in the case, meaning one that does not require case-by-case justification.

Interestingly, this impairment follows the mental time line rule assigning a spatial-temporal compatibility of past tense with the left and of future tense with the right space.