Sentence examples for member rules from inspiring English sources

The member rules {ar (_{02, }) ar (_{08})} belonging to E(_{2}) are the most dominant and preferential rules in "AR-set(backslash )E(_{1})".

Although the All- England Lawn Tennis Club at Wimbledon did help to draw up the rules in 1875 (at a meeting convened by the MCC), authority has passed to the International Tennis Federation, whose six-member Rules of Tennis Committee is the only one of its kind to include representatives of the professionals playing the game now.

While it is not illegal for two companies to share board members, rules regarding the practice dictate that either the companies themselves or the competing products should be small enough so that the link does not affect the market.

With at least 50percentt of the Democratic Party's 30-member Rules and Bylaws Committee committed to Clinton, her backers could -- when the committee meets at the end of this month -- try to ram through a decision to seat the disputed 210-member Florida and 156-member Michigan delegations.

And though there's been little indication that GOP leaders are willing to make drastic changes, someone like Kasich could issue a so-called "minority report" to propose an alternative rules package that would need at least 28 members of the 112-member rules committee to get to the floor for a vote.

On 22 January 2014, the Disciplinary Committee of the WPBSA issued a statement that O'Sullivan had been found in breach of the association's Members Rules.

Leaders of the Free the Delegates group needed 28 votes of the 112-member Convention Rules Committee to force the full Republican National Convention to consider their "conscience clause".

Chile's Supreme Court had been reviewing the case since July, when one of its members ruled against extradition.

Mr. Musawi and his fellow Shiite council members ruled in early November that 18 former teachers, Sunnis who had been members of the Baath Party, could not have their jobs back.

NLRB board members ruled that graduate assistants should be considered "employees" under the National Labor Relations Act and so eligible to vote for bargaining rights.

So he, Mr. Wilde and Bill Dube, an association member, prepared rules and guidelines for racing.