Sentence examples for marking rules from inspiring English sources

The United States already has strict marking rules.

The Code of Practice does include a commitment to address both fake accounts and online bots, and "establish clear marking systems and rules for bots to ensure their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".

In an announcement on Friday the Commission said it wants platforms to establish "clear marking systems and rules for bots" in order to ensure "their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".

Now, the portraits were ripped down, along with the green flags that marked his rule.

Mr. Yeltsin pays scant heed to the rampant corruption and crony capitalism that marked his rule.

Alawite cooperation with the European and Christian colonizers of the region has marked their rule in Syria.

That year, 2009, was also the year that politicians put heavy pressure on the Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets accounting rules, to relax rules on marking securities to market value.

Consequently, the growth plate was considered as the distal/ proximal marking when the "rule of square" was used.

Almost identical to HTML, it follows a stricter set of rules for marking up information.

The rules mark a significant change because U.S. authorities have long allowed the capital requirements on branches of foreign banks to be mainly supervised by their home countries.

Although imperfect, those proposed rules marked an important step forward toward reining in the amount of secret money that infects our politics.