Sentence examples for more specific rules from inspiring English sources

In any case, before the measures take effect the government has to change more specific rules about garb on campuses.

Key to that is an education campaign about the consequences of littering, targeted at Jamaicans, as well as more specific rules for manufacturers and importers.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has rebuffed calls to adopt more specific rules about what corporations must disclose about certain situations and when they should do so.

But it would not tighten that clause to refer to more specific rules of Islamic law, as some ultraconservative Islamists have sought.

General rules for determining the amount of an understatement are set forth in paragraph (b) of this section and more specific rules in the case of carrybacks and carryovers are set forth in paragraph (c) of this section.

Under the newly imposed forestry regulations, communities took matters in their own hands and designed more specific rules, rights and obligations of how community members could and should use economically important resources.

Nevertheless, more specific design rules for (varvec{K}_{varvec{i}}) are still necessary to achieve a desired dynamic performance.

Other missions have more specific collecting rules, such as collecting as many items (swans, crabs, pairs) as possible within a given time, or collecting the largest item possible (such as a cow or bear).

This means that any structural feature is modeled by one or more specific grammar rules with corresponding probabilities observed from real-life data.

(This rule will in time require more detail: specific rules determining who may enjoy which goods initially and how goods may be transferred).

Sources that are of more recent origin are generally accepted as more authoritative, and specific rules take precedence over general rules.