Sentence examples for manageable rules from inspiring English sources

In three dozen prior cases, he said, "the court was simply unable to articulate manageable rules for the lower courts to apply".

Applying the totality-of-the-circumstances test in 36 cases over 30 years before 1966, the court was simply unable to articulate manageable rules for the lower courts to apply...

The difficulty that this court found was its inability to expound the law, that is, to give to the lower federal courts a set of articulable, manageable rules that would predictably govern the introduction of confessions in the case in chief.

A few common goals that might produce obstacles in initially designing and implementing a intrusion detection network include collecting and analyzing all logs in a central location, implementing a manageable rule-updating policy, implementing a secure method for managing all the sensors, and all the legwork required to get all the sensors brought up to "production status".

Yet the dangers were for the most part ignored, or reckoned to be manageable through fiscal rules and the promise of economic convergence.

As for Princeton's Zia Mian, so far the new rules have been "relatively manageable," he says.

To condense the resulting long-list to a more manageable short-list, five additional decision rules were applied.

In these cases, a risk was known, assessed, and ruled (incorrectly) to be manageable.

"Tell me how your rule makes this a manageable situation," she said, and he repeated his balancing test.

At the same time, the costs of nontraditional policies, when considered carefully, appear manageable, implying that we should not rule out the further use of such policies if economic conditions warrant.

To help keep the number of submissions at a manageable level, perhaps the Man Booker's rule rewarding previously successful publishers by allowing them to submit more than one title could be changed.