Sentence examples for meet a rule from inspiring English sources

Finance has yet to meet a rule it doesn't want to game.

Like many reactors around the country, Indian Point installed a fire retardant called Hemyc around critical electric cables in the 1980s to meet a rule that the cables had to be safe from fire for one hour.

At least that way there should be no repeat of the 2000s, when the then-chancellor, Gordon Brown, massaged economic data in order to meet a rule he had earlier set.

Workflows that do not meet a rule are removed from the set of valid workflows.

He was bright, warm, witty and never met a rule he wanted to obey.

A brilliant, insightful, somewhat troubled or troublesome genius — whose reading of people and situations is all but psychic and who never met a rule he/she wouldn't break in a pinch — leads a crew of diverse types in the pursuit of justice.

He said he would not keep George Osborne's meaningless rule that requires government permanently to meet a fiscal rule that is always five years ahead.

The apparel company reorganized its board last year to meet a New York Stock Exchange rule requiring a majority of members to be independent.

Patients in AS6 were significantly more likely to meet a halting rule compared to the other 2 treatment arms (odds ratio 5.9 (95% CI 2.3 15.6, p = 0.0003).

Regardless of why patients discontinued treatment (because of meeting a stopping rule, meeting RGT criteria, or completing 48 weeks of treatment), the patient-reported outcome data were consistent with these problems being determined primarily by duration of PegIFN/RBV treatment.

Sometimes an intended use of the electronic record system for research or audit is known in advance so that coding can be deliberately used to meet a set of rules or predefined codes.